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# Nоte: Yоu dо not hаve to аpply аny data validation techniques in this quiz. Instead, focus# on the loop functionality being requested in each task. Your output should closely model# the depicted sample executions. Remember - all tasks get saved within a single .py file and# in the sequence each is presented below. Tip - As you review a task, also review its related# sample execution to get a better feel for what's expected.## 1. Write a Python snippet that prompts the user for a positive integer. Then, using a while loop,# find and output all the even numbers from zero to that integer on a single line.# # Sample execution: # Please enter a positive integer: 11 # Output: 0 2 4 6 8 10## 2. A company wants to know the most common vowel in people's names. Using a for loop, write a # Python snippet that prompts for names and counts the number of times each vowel is used. Do not# distinguish if the vowel is uppercase or lowercase and check for a, e, i, o, and u (not y). Be# sure the loop process evaluates all characters in the name. Output each vowel count on its # own line.# # Sample execution: # 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 using a nested for loop. Prompt the # user for the number of rows and the number of columns. Then, output a multiplication table # containing the number of rows and number of columns, along with the multiplication results. You # do not have to be concerned with aligning the numbers in the output, but having at least one # space in between each product result is needed.## Sample execution:# Please enter the number of rows: 4# Please enter the number of columns: 3# Output:# 1 2 3 # 2 4 6# 3 6 9# 4 8 12## 4. Write a Python snippet that prompts the user for a string. This string could be made up of any # uppercase letter, lowercase letter, digit, or other characters (e.g., symbols, spaces). The program # must use a for loop to determine how many of each character category is made up in the string. # Output each value character category on its own line.## Sample execution: # Please enter a string: Penn State WC# Output:# Uppercase letters: 4# Lowercase letters: 7# Digits: 0# Other characters: 2