Prоblem 1: Even Numbers Write а Pythоn prоgrаm thаt prompts the user to enter an integer. Then, display all of the even numbers from 0 up to and including the number entered by the user. Requirements Prompt the user for a number. Output only the even numbers. Display the numbers on one line, separated by spaces. Sample Run Please enter a number: 11 0 2 4 6 8 10 Problem 2: Counting Vowels in Names A company wants to identify the most common vowel used in people's names. Write a Python program that uses a while loop with a sentinel to repeatedly prompt the user to enter names and count how many times each vowel appears. Requirements Use a while loop. Use a sentinel value to stop the loop. Count the total number of times each vowel appears: a e i o u After input is complete, print the total count for each vowel. Treat uppercase and lowercase vowels the same. Sample Run Please enter a name: Emilie a: 0 e: 2 i: 2 o: 0 u: 0 Note: Your full program should continue asking for names until the sentinel value is entered. Problem 3: Multiplication Table Write a Python program that creates a multiplication table. Prompt the user for: the number of rows (X) the number of columns (Y) Then output a multiplication table containing X rows and Y columns. Requirements Prompt the user separately for the number of rows and columns. Use nested loops to generate the table. Each value in the table should be the product of its row number and column number. Sample Run How many rows do you want?: 4 How many columns do you want?: 3 1 2 3 2 4 6 3 6 9 4 8 12 Problem 4: Character Type Counter Write a Python program that prompts the user for a string. The string may contain: uppercase letters lowercase letters digits other characters, such as punctuation or symbols Your program must use a for loop to determine how many characters of each type appear in the string. Requirements Use a for loop to examine each character in the string. Count how many characters are: uppercase letters lowercase letters digits other characters Print the results in the format shown below. Example If the user enters: H!H0wAreY0u The output should be: There are 4 upper case letter(s) There are 4 lower case letter(s) There are 2 digit(s) There are 1 other character(s) Reminder Before submitting your quiz, make sure: your code follows the directions for each problem, your loops are used correctly, your output is easy to read, and your program runs without errors. PyCharm Formatted # 1. Prompt the user for a number. # Then, find all the even numbers from zero to that number.# # Sample run: # Please enter a number: 11 # Output: 0 2 4 6 8 10# 2. A company wants to know the most common vowel in people's names. Using a while loop with a sentinel,# write a Python snippet that prompts for names and counts the number of times each vowel is used.# # Sample run: # Please enter a name: Emilie# Output: # a: 0# e: 2# i: 2# o: 0# u: 0# 3. Write a Python snippet that creates a multiplication table. Prompt the user for the number of rows (X) and the number of columns (Y). # Then output a multiplication table containing X rows and Y columns. #Sample run:# How many rows do you want?: 4# How many columns do you want?: 3# Output:# 1 2 3 # 2 4 6# 3 6 9# 4 8 12 # 4. The program prompts the user for a string.# This string could be made up of any upper case letter, lower case letter, digit, or others (such as symbols)# The program must use a for-loop to determine how many of each type is made up in the string. These values are then printed.# If the string entered was H!H0wAreY0u# The output would be:# There are 4 upper case letter(s)# There are 4 lower case letter(s)# There are 2 digit(s)# There are 1 other character(s)
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