def integer_0_or_1(interger):    #if value is true return 1    if truth_value:        return 1    else:        #else return 0        return 0def truth_value(integer):    """Convert an integer into a truth value."""    # Convert 0 into False and all other integers,    # including 1, into True    if integer == 0:        truth_value = False    else:        truth_value = True    return truth_value      print(truth_value(True))print(truth_value(False)) This question assesses Block 2 Part 4. It assumes an understanding of binary notation and truth tables (Block 1 Part 1).   Write a function and_binary(), which takes two integers (each is either 0 or 1) and returns an integer in accordance with the truth table: A B and_binary(A, B) 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1   Before you dive into writing your function, first decompose the problem. Then, write an algorithm. Only after that, implement your solution in Python.    Hint: When you have decomposed the…

PLEASE USE JAVA   Equivalence Class Software Testing Question: A function foo has k integers as input arguments, i.e., foo(int n1, int n2, …, int nk). Each argument may belong to a different equivalence class, which are stored in an Eq.txt file. In the file, the nth row describes the nth input. Take the second row for example. The data 1, 10; 11, 20; 21, 30 indicates that n2 has three equivalence classes separated by the semi-colons. There is an internal method “int check(int n)” that returns the equivalence class n is in. The result of check(n2 = 3) will be 1 and check(n2 = 25) will be 3. Regarding the function foo, it computes the sum of the returned values by the check function for all input arguments. Follow the Eq.txt file to automatically create test cases for Strong Normal Equivalence class testing. The input argument values are randomly generated. Store your prepared test cases to a test.txt file. Each test case comes with an expected output at the end. All values are delimited…

C Programming-Plz fix this code We can return multiple values from functions using pointers. Let's see an example. # include <stdio.h> void add Gr.marks (int * m) { *m = * m + 10; } void main ( ) { int marks; clrscr ( ); printf("enter actual marks:"); scanf(" % d", & marks); add Gr.marks (& marks); printf(" \n the graced marks is :\t % d", marks); }