For the solenoid valve, write a program to run on the Pico that will wait for a button press from the Pico base, and will continuously run a cycle of: a) energize (turn on) the solenoid for 20 minutes b) de-energize (turn off) the solenoid for 10 minutes If the button is pressed again, the solenoid de-energizes, and the system returns to a waiting state. Make sure that your code is well-commented. Include your code files as .py fi

(PYTHON PLEASE) Also I was made aware that I can only ask one question and this question requires four different programs so please provide code for Pattern B. Thank you. (Display four patterns using loops) Use nested loops that display the following patterns in four separate programs:

(JAVA)A set of if statements can do the same job as a switchstatement. What is a good reason to choose one over the other?   Group of answer choices   1. Choose a switch statement when you have more than two cases for a single variable. If your conditions depend on the interaction between multiple variables use if statements.    2. All options are correct.   3. Proper coding conventions suggest that using if statements is preferable.   4. Choosing a switch statement when your conditions involve integers, and if statements if your conditions involve doubles.    5. Proper coding conventions suggest that if statements are leftover from older programming languages, and modern code should use switch statements.

(Python) Include your name and program output in a comment at the top of the script you submit. Submit a script. Do not submit a copy-paste of interactive mode commands. This lab is about adding numbers. -- Write a script labA.py that does the following: Define a variable num1 and assign a value of 10 to it. Define another variable num2 and assign a value of 5.5 to it. Write an expression to add the two variables, num1 and num2, and store the sum in a variable called total.  Write a print statement to output the sum.  Program execution: Total of 10 and 5.5 is x (you'll fill in the value of x) --

(use Python)Assume a variable num has already been assigned to a positive integer. Use a while loop to compute the sum of the squares of the integers from 1 to num inclusive. Store the result in the variable total.