Write a TOY machine language program which calculates x3 by using repeated addition, where x is input by the user. This program has to work for positive integers only, and you can assume that is what will be entered as input.  The flow of action must loop within the code. Your program should output the running total while it calculates it to Stdout.

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A pedometer treats walking 2,000 steps as walking 1 miles. Define a function name StepsToMiles that takes an integer as a parameter, representing the numbers of steps, and returns a float that represents the number of miles walked. Then, write a main program that reads the number of steps as an input, calls function StepsToMiles() with the inputs as an argument, and outputs the miles walked.

Write a program in C++ which adds, subtracts, multiplies, divides and performs exponentiation on two specific numbers. The two numbers should be entered by the user. Each output should include a string describing what the numerical output is being displayed. Use the if-else-if ladder so that the user is able to select which mathematical function to perform. Make sure the program has a neat menu for the user to use to select their choice. Also, avoid having the computer perform a division by zero if the user attempts it by outputting a warning message in its place (use an if-else statement). Include your C++ source code as well as the output of your program in your submission

Coding in Python

This is an exercise to design and write a Python program in good programming style for a simulation of stock price over a period of 100 days. In this exercise, you are asked to simulate the stock price starting at $100.00 for 100 days with a daily fluctuation based on the Normal Distribution with mean = 0.0 & sigma = 0.0125. The program will show the daily stock price, the 7-day minimum, the 7-day maximum, the 7-day average, and the 50-day average. The program should also give an indication of "***" when the stock price drops beyond the 50-day average!

Solve the following problem with Python IDLE. The goal is to generate digital number signs. For simplicity, you will use only the numerals 0, 1, and 2, and the signs will be vertical. You will develop a collection of functions that can be used to draw numerals in the format commonly used to digital clocks and other displays. You will build the functions in a systematic way, writing a series of steps that build on one another, so it's important to progress through this assignment in order. Use the indicated function names.  # function: horizontal_line# input: a width value (integer)# processing: prints a single horizontal line of the desired size# output: does not return anything# function: vertical_line# input: a shift value and a height value (both integers)# processing: generates a single vertical line of the desired height. the line # is offset from the left side of the screen using the shift value# output: does not return anything# function: two_vertical_lines# input: a width value…

Write a program that prints a 3-column table showing the circumference and area of ten circles of a specified random radius.  See Sample Output. The area and circumference are calculated and printed by a custom function that takes a radius as its only argument. The low and high values for the range of random radii are specified by user inputs in main. The main function should then use these high and low values and the random module in a loop to generate random integers and execute the custom function with the random integers as radii. In the table, the radius column should be 6 charas. wide with 1 decimal, the circumference column should be 12 charas. wide with 3 decimals, and the area column should be 11 characters. wide with 2 decimals.

I am having an issue with this program, I keep getting the number 15 everytime I type in a code. There is also the instructions for the module itself. //PSEUDOCODE    //Write a program that prompts the user for a binary number    //(from 3 to 8 bits) as a String and converts it to base-10 decimal value    //There are several ways to do this in Java but your program must use a for loop and first principles to perform the conversion    //Print the base-10 number when the loop ends    public static void main(String args[]) {        long sum = 0;                System.out.println("Enter a binary number: ");        Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);        String s = scan.next();                long result = 0;        for (int i = 0; i < s.length(); i++) {            result = (long) (result + (s.charAt(1) - '0') * Math.pow(2, s.length()- i - 1));        scan.close();        }        System.out.println(result);            }}