$ $ ( LA LA LA LA LA Write a function that accomplishes the following: Accepts a list of floats as a parameter. Prints out the list and ensure the floats are printed in a well formatted fashion. See the example below. (Negative monetary values are usually shown with parentheses in spreadsheets and other financial software.) Format the data so that values with four digits for dollars and two digits for cents can be lined up. 5.22 10.01) 0.05 $ $ ( $ $ (10.50) $ 5000.10 $ (2010.20) 1.01) 7.42 Test the function by providing a list as an argument that has initialized the floats to the Well-Behaved Data Examples given above.

Please fill in the blanks. /* This function asks for 2 strings from the user and asks the user to choose what they want to do with them.   Inputs: 2 strings, and a character for choice. Output: execute that choice.   Choices can be: 'E'/'e': call checkEqual() function                  'C'/'c': call concatStrings() function                   Everything else: invalid and exit  */   #include<__1__> //library to use printf and scanf #include<__2__> //library to use boolean #include<__3__> //library to use exit(0) #define len 1000 /*This function just concatenates 2 strings using a */ __4__ concatStrings(__5__ w1[], __6__ w2[], __7__ w3[]) {             int w3_idx = 0; //index for w3               //Copy word1 w1 over to the combined string             for(int i = 0; __8__ != __9__; i++) //loop runs as long as string is not done             {                         __10__[__11__] = __12__[__13__]; //copy a character from w1 to w3                         w3_idx++; //update…

***in python only*** use turtle function  Define the concentricCircles function such that: It draws a series of concentric circles, where the first parameter specifies the radius of the outermost circle, and the second parameter specifies the number of circles to draw. The third and fourth parameters specify an outer color and an other color, respectively. The outer color is used for the largest (i.e., outermost) circle, and then every other circle out to the edge alternates between that color and the 'other' color. The difference between the radii of subsequent circles is always the same, and this difference is also equal to the radius of the smallest circle. Put another way: the distance between the inside and outside of each ring is the same. Define concentricCircles with 4 parameters Use def to define concentricCircles with 4 parameters   Use any kind of loop Within the definition of concentricCircles with 4 parameters, use any kind of loop in at least one place.   Call…

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