Create the shell of a menu driven program. The program should start by outputting the menu choices 1 through 5, each on its own line. It should then output the prompt "Enter the choice for what you would like to see " When the user enters a number between 1 and 4, the program calls a function that outputs "You have called function number " then the number selected. After that, the initial prompt is repeated. When the user enters the number 5, the program terminates. When the user enters anything else, the program outputs "Invalid selection. Try again." and then repeats the initial prompt. (Python) Input Format Input could be any integer. Constraints Use exact prompts. Output Format Enter the choice for what you would like to see 1 2 3 4 5 Sample Input 0 1 5 Sample Output 0 Enter the choice for what you would like to see 1 2 3 4 5 You have called function number 1 Enter the choice for what you would like to see 1 2 3 4 5

Create a function using a "while" loop. The function asks the user to input a number between 10 and 20. If the number is not within the specified limits, the user must change his/her input until he/she enters the correct value.

Again, modify the while loop to utilize tolower() or toupper(). Create two more functions (options #3 and #4 in your menu) by taking the to_kilograms() and to_pounds() functions and modifying them to use reference variables instead of normal pass by value variables. Name them: to_kilograms_ref() to_pounds_ref() Create another two functions (options #5 and #6 in your menu) by taking the to_kilograms() and to_pounds() functions and modifying them to use pointers instead of normal pass by value variables. Name them: to_kilograms_ptr() to_pounds_ptr() Your new Menu should look like this, which includes what type of variables are being used: MENU 1. Kilograms to Pounds (pass by value) 2. Pounds to Kilograms (pass by value) 3. Kilograms to Pounds (pass by reference) 4. Pounds to Kilograms (pass by reference) 5. Kilograms to Pounds (using pointers) 6. Pounds to Kilograms (using pointers) Example: #include <iostream> #include <cmath>...

A program is needed to manage sales of Super Bowl souvenir t-shirts. There are three types of shirts that we are selling: Chiefs t-shirts Eagles t-shirts Super Bowl t-shirts The t-shirts are all priced at 40ドル each without any customization. Input: Your program is to display a menu listing each type of shirt. It should then prompt the user for the number of Chiefs t-shirts they would like to order. After the number of Chiefs t-shirts has been entered (which may be 0), if the number was greater than 0, we will ask if they need to add lettering to the shirt (costs 1 dollar per printed letter) the program should continue displaying a prompt and reading the number to order for the other two types of t-shirts in the same way. The program also needs to keep track of the customer name and mailing address. Prompt and read the customer’s name, street address, city, state, and zip code.

You are to DESIGN and WRITE a menu-driven program using a menu like the sample menu below. Should the user select [M] the program will ask the user to enter a single deposit into the bank account. The rest of the menu options are self-explanatory. *** BANKING MAIN MENU *** [M]ake a new deposit [S]um of all deposits [D]eposits will be displayed from highest to lowest deposit [A]verage of all deposits [L]owest deposit will be displayed [Q]uit the program Your program should perform all of these menu options and after performing each task, return to the menu.

Chrome Capture 767x397 Create a python program called code.py. Write a function named pi_multiples() that takes an integer parameter num. This function repeatedly asks the user to enter an integer between 2 and 50. Assume the user will always enter an integer, but if the number is outside this range, the loop must end. So, for any integer x entered within the range, your function must do the following; if x is divisible by num (the parameter), it must multiply x by the value of pi (call it result) and maintain a sum of these results. In every iteration of the loop your function must print x and the result. And when the loop terminates your function should return the sum. To test your function, call pi_multiples() function using any integer number of your choice (for num) and print the returned value. Hint: to use the pi value do the following import math and use math.pi for the value of pi. frames: 0 0/ 10 secs Zip your file, name it code.zip, and submit it using the link available in...