Convert the following function in Python code into MIPS code. Note that 2 integers a and b are passed as arguments to the function and result is returned back to the calling execution unit. def Problem3 (a, b) :. sum = 0 # Initialize sum for i in range(a, b): sum = sum + 2 return (sum)

Write a recursive function that displays the number of even and odd digits in an integer using the following header: void evenAndOddCount(int value) Write a test program that prompts the user to enter an integer and displays the number of even and odd digits in it.

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Is there any way I can get rid of these warnings below? c: In function 'sortProducts': c:165: warning: assignment makes integer from pointer without a cast c:167: warning: assignment makes integer from pointer without a cast c:178: warning: assignment makes integer from pointer without a cast c: In function 'palindrome': c:211: warning: assignment makes integer from pointer without a cast c:211: warning: 'i' is used uninitialized in this function c: In function 'sortProducts': c:165: warning: 'i' is used uninitialized in this function   Here is the program below. 157  int * sortProducts (int* A) 158 { 159   //LOCAL DECLARATIONS 160   int t; //temporary variable t 161   int *j; //dkdsk 162   int *i; //smkl mkl 163  164  //EXECUTABLE STATEMENTS 165   for (*i = A; *i != -1; i++) 166   { 167     for(*j = (i + 1); *j != -1 ; j++) 168     { 169       if(* (i) > * (j)) 170       { 171         t = * (i); 172         *i = * (j); 173         * (j) = t; 174       } 175     } 176   } 177…

Python only** define the following function: 1.  This function must add a task to a checklist, setting its initial value to False. It will accept two parameters: the checklist object to add to, and the task name to add. In addition to adding the task, it must return the (now modified) checklist object that it was given. There is one issue, however: a task cannot be added to a checklist if the name requested is already being used by another task in that checklist. In that case, this function must print a specific message and must return None Define addTask with 2 parameters Use def to define addTask with 2 parameters   Use a return statement Within the definition of addTask with 2 parameters, use return _ in at least one place.   Do not use any kind of loop Within the definition of addTask with 2 parameters, do not use any kind of loop.

Develop python program of function randomArray(m, n) that takes two integers as argument and returns a 2D m-by-n array with random elements in it. Develop python program of function adder(a1, a2) that reads two 2D arrays of the same size and returns an array that is the summation of a1 and a2. To add the two arrays, you need to add their elements, correspondingly. Develop a  python program of function inverseArray(a) that takes a 2D-array as argument and inverses the array. You will need to inverse the rows, first and then inverse the columns, next. For instance, if the array = [[2, 3, 4], [5, 6, 7]], the inverse will be = [[7, 6, 5], [4, 3, 2]]

The function ver() is defined as follows: void ver(char "pc) { char c; if( "pc == "\O' ) return; c = "pc; ++pc; ver(pc); putchar(c); Show the output when function ver() is called as follows: ver("recursion");

Consider the following incomplete code: def f(number): # missing function body print(f(5)) The missing function body should be Select one: a. return "number" O b. return number O c. return O d. print (number)