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the code  CREATE FUNCTION Calculate_Monthly_Payment(   @mortage_amount BIGINT   , @apr DECIMAL(18, 6)   , @years INT)RETURNS DECIMAL(18, 6)ASBEGIN    /*       A = P (i + i (1+i) −1 n )       where:           A = Monthly Payment Amount           P = Principle (Initial) Mortgage Amount           i = APR / 12 = Monthly Interest Rate           n = years * 12 = Total Number of Payments   */    -- Calculate monthly interest rate   DECLARE @i DECIMAL(18, 6)   SET @i = @apr / 12   DECLARE @n INTEGER   SET @n = @years * 12    RETURN (@mortage_amount *@i * POWER(1+@i,@n)) / (POWER(1+@i, @n) - 1) END   isn't working it shows that ERROR: syntax error at or near "@" LINE 3: @mortage_amount BIGINT ^ SQL state: 42601 Character: 48

Write a statement that declares a procedure-level one-dimensional array named intorders. The array should contain 15 elements.

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…