Design a program that will compute the product of all integers form 1 to 100 that are divisible by 8.

Justin receives 52 weekly paychecks per year. Each week, he contributes a specific percentage of his gross weekly pay to his retirement plan at work. His employer also contributes to his retirement plan, but at a different rate. Justin wants a program that calculates and displays the total annual contribution made to his retirement plan by him and his employer. Desk-check your solution’s algorithm using $640 as the gross weekly pay, 6% as Justin’s contribution rate, and 4% as the employer’s contribution rate. Then desk-check it using your own set of data.

Practicing Loops. Einstein Private Elementary school has three classes in each of its 9 grades. 27 classes in total.  It has kindergarten (grade 0) though 8th grade.   The school allows parents to pay tuition over the nine-month school year.  Tuition for kindergarten is $90 dollars every month.  Tuition for the other grades is $50 times the grade level every month.  (1st grade is $50 a month, second grade is $100 a month, etc.) Design a programming solution that outputs nine tuition payment bills for each of the 27 classrooms.  Each bill must contain the grade number (0 through 8), the classroom number (1 through 3), the month (1 through 9) and the amount of the tuition due. Your output should look something like: Grade Classroom Month Tuition   0             1               1        90   0             1               2        90   0             1               3        90   0             1               4        90   ...   8             3               7      400   8             3…