Chapter 1, Problem 1FTB

Go to your main.py file. On the first line, add a docstring explaining what your file does. Then, assign a variable called whole_num to the user’s input and cast it to an integer. Next, print 10 underscores as the top border of the table. On the first line print your whole number, then multiply your whole number by multiples of 2's till 10 and print that out. Finally, print 10 underscores again for the bottom border of the table, as in step 3. Run the file by using the python3 main.py command.

Write a class called listOddNumbers that prints the below picture. (Note: there is a single space between each number). Please show your code and copy and paste your console with the finished result.

Using comments within the code itself, can you provide an line by line explanation of the below JavaScript file? The file itself deals with WebGl and if that helps you. Please and thank you JavaScript file: function mat2() { var out = new Array(2); out[0] = new Array(2); out[1] = new Array(2);   switch ( arguments.length ) { case 0: out[0][0]=out[3]=1.0; out[1]=out[2]=0.0; break; case 1: if(arguments[0].type == 'mat2') { out[0][0] = arguments[0][0][0]; out[0][1] = arguments[0][0][1]; out[1][0] = arguments[0][1][0]; out[1][1] = arguments[0][1][1]; break; }   case 4: out[0][0] = arguments[0]; out[0][1] = arguments[1]; out[1][0] = arguments[2]; out[1][1] = arguments[3]; break; default: throw "mat2: wrong arguments"; } out.type = 'mat2';   return out; }   //----------------------------------------------------------------------------   function mat3() { // v = _argumentsToArray( arguments );   var out = new Array(3); out[0] = new Array(3); out[1] = new Array(3); out[2] = new Array(3);…