Write a program in python which will read an integer k from standard input. Use the list function and the range function to print a list of the even integers from -10 up to k (inclusive).  Notice the form of the output is a list. NOTE: If k is less than -10, your range command should automatically produce an empty sequence, resulting in an empty list being printed.  See the provided examples. For example: Input Result 5 [-10, -8, -6, -4, -2, 0, 2, 4] -11 [] 11 [-10, -8, -6, -4, -2, 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10] 2 [-10, -8, -6, -4, -2, 0, 2]

Write a program that uses 2 lists. Call the lists Items and Basket respectively. The first list will contain a list of at least 10 items (make up your own items) to select from. The second list will be used to add the selected items in the new list.(Basket) Your program should do the following in a Loop until the user exits the loop: Display the list (print out 1, 2, 3, 4, etc. before each item in the list (Hint: Use Index + 1) Prompt the user to select an item from the Items list. Add the selected item to the new list (Basket) (HINT: Use number entered - 1 for the Index) When the user selects 0, exit the loop and print out the new list of items (Basket)

Write a procedure called check_if_odd_time. The function will be accepting a list as a parameter. The list will contain numbers between 1 and 60 which represent minutes. Analyse the numbers.In the order that the numbers occur in the parameter list. Print the number, followed by the statement "This minute is odd." if it is an odd number. Or print "Not an odd minute." if it is an even number.NB: The apostrophes ("") around the messages are not displayed in the print. They are there to help you copy paste the statements in your code. Look at the output of the examples.Do not call the procedure.   For example: Test Result check_if_odd_time([1, 4, 5]) 1This minute is odd.4Not an odd minute.5This minute is odd.