What is returned by the following function? def check_value(x):   try:    if x > 0:       return “Positive”    elif x == 0:       return “Zero”    else:       return “Negative”   except:       return “—“result = check_value(“Hello”) print (result)

What will be the output if the following code is run? (As before, assume new lines) fruits = for x in fruits:  print(x)  if x == “banana”:    break

How do you resume a loop from the top in python?  

What will be the output of the following program? for x in range(2, 6):  print(x) 

What is returned by the following function? def check_value(x):   try:    if x > 0:       return “Positive”    elif x == 0:       return “Zero”    else:       return “Negative”   except:       return “—“result = check_value(“Hello”) print (result)

What will be the output if the following code is run? (As before, assume new lines) fruits = for x in fruits:  print(x)  if x == “banana”:    break

What is the output of the following program: x = 18 if x % 2  == 0:  print(“x is even'”) else:   print(‘x is odd”)  

How do you resume a loop from the top in python?  

Chapter 5 Coding Checkpoint Ask the user for a number between 1-15. Validate if this number is correct using a loop. Write a for loop that will execute the amount of times that the user chose. Write the following code inside this for loop: Generate a random number between 1-100, save it in a variable, and print it. Write conditionals to determine if the number is even or odd. A number is even if is divisible by 2 (use % to determine remainder). If it is even, print even. If it is odd, print odd. Example output:   Enter a number (between 1 and 15): 21 Enter a number (between 1 and 15): 2 Random number: 52EvenRandom number: 13Odd Test your program several times using different input to ensure that it is working properly. Grading Rubric: Take in a number between 1 and 15. Validate that this number is in range. (2 points) Have a for loop that will executes the amount of times that the user specified. (2 points) Generate a random number between 1-100, save it in a variable, and print it. (2 points) Conditionals and even/odd output is correct. (3 points) You do not have errors in your code. (1 point) Note: You can submit the cpp file or you can paste your code into Notepad and save as a txt file to submit.  

Two survey items are shown below: Q1: “Rank these smartphone features in order of importance (1 = most important).” Q2: “Indicate your level of agreement with the following statement:  “The following smartphone feature is important to me when choosing a phone.” (1= Strongly Disagree, 2= Disagree, 3= Neutral, 4= Agree, 5=Strongly Agree) What are the scales used in Q1 and Q2, respectively?