# Q1. Write a Python code snippet that prints your name and…

# Q1. Write a Python code snippet that prints your name and your major.  # Each piece of information should be on a separate line.   # Q2. A ferry has a maximum capacity of 200 tons. Assume there are 8 vehicles onboard, each weighing 20 tons.   # Write a Python snippet to calculate the remaining weight capacity of the ferry.   # Output should be in this format:   # “The ferry can still hold ___ tons.”   # Q3. Write a Python code snippet to output an email to an LA asking for help on an assignment.   # Include a salutation, three sentences in the body, and a polite closing.   # Example:   # Hi ,   #    # I hope this email finds you well. I am having trouble understanding the concept of input statements in Python. Would you be able to meet after class to go over it with me?   #    # Thank you,   #   # Q4. Consider the ferry in Problem 2. Assume it has only 50 tons of remaining capacity.   # Using comments, write an algorithm to check whether a new vehicle weighing a given number of tons can board the ferry.   # Use clear steps in your comments to outline the process.

# Q1. Write a function get_scores() that prompts the user to…

# Q1. Write a function get_scores() that prompts the user to enter 7 quiz scores and stores them in a list.# Remove the lowest score, calculate the average of the remaining 6 scores, and print the average.# Print a message showing the average after the lowest score is dropped.# The function should not return a value. Call the function from main(). # Q2. Write a Python script with the following functions:## get_title()#   Takes no parameters and prompts the user for a graph title.# Returns the title as a string.# get_list()#   Takes no parameters.# Prompts the user to enter integers between 1 and 10 inclusive.# The user may enter as many numbers as desired.# The user enters ‘done’ to finish entering numbers.# Any value that is not an integer from 1 to 10 should be rejected and an error message displayed.# Returns a list containing all valid user-entered integers.# print_graph(title, nums)#   Takes a string title and a list of integers.# Prints the title.# Prints a histogram where each integer is displayed on a separate line using that many stars.# Stars should be separated by spaces.# Example:# 3 -> * * *# 7 -> * * * * * * *”””Below is what your main() should look like:def main(): # Test Q1 get_scores() # Test Q2 title = get_title() movies = get_list() print_graph(title, movies)Example output:Enter the title for the graph: Movie RatingsEnter integers between 1 and 10 for the graph. Type ‘done’ when finished.Enter a number (or ‘done’ to finish): 3 Enter a number (or ‘done’ to finish): 7 Enter a number (or ‘done’ to finish): 10Enter a number (or ‘done’ to finish): 2 Enter a number (or ‘done’ to finish): 12 Invalid number. Please enter a number between 1 and 10. Enter a number (or ‘done’ to finish): 5 Enter a number (or ‘done’ to finish): doneMovie Ratings* * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * ** ** * * * *”””

Clara wants to evaluate the effects of visual prompts on the…

Clara wants to evaluate the effects of visual prompts on the frequency of handwashing by nurses working in the Intensive Care Unit of a hospital. She decides to stagger the introduction of the visual prompts (signs) above each of the four sinks in ICU. Which type of multiple baseline design variation would be most appropriate for Clara to use?