Given list: [ 1, 4, 14, 33, 44, 52, 68, 81, 83, 85 ] Which list elements will be checked to find the value 33 using binary search? Enter elements separated by commas in the order checked.

reverse_number_in_list(number_list:list)-> list 
This function will be given a list of numbers your job is to reverse all the numbers in the list and return a list with the reversed numbers. If a number ends with 0 you need to remove all the trailing zeros before reversing the number. An example of reversing numbers with trailing zeros:  10 -> 1,  590 -> 95. None of the numbers in the number_list will be less than 1.  Example: number_list = [13, 45, 690, 57] output = [31, 54, 96, 75]

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Determine the number of 11-element multisets that can be created by choosing elements from the set {1, 2, 3,..., 6}. Enter your answer in the box below. Answer=

# convert_revised_1.py # We will try to print a table without using "string formatting"def main():print("celsius", "fahrenheit") for celsius in range (-20, 110, 10):fahrenheit = 9/5 * celsius + 32print(celsius, fahrenheit)main()  Your turn: Please revise the above program convert_revised_1.py with "string formatting" and try to print a better-formatted table(required width for Celsius value is 35,  width Fahrenheit value is 45, both should be center-aligned/justified)

odd_list = print(f"odd_list output: {odd_list}") todo_check([ (odd_list==[1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19,21,23,25,27,29,31,33,35,37,39,41,43,45,47,49], 'odd_list does not contain all odd numbers between 1 and 49') ])

Which of the following assignment statements creates a list with 4 Integer elements? Click on the Correct Response A) my list=[7, 2, -8, 16] B) my_list = integer(4) C) my_list = [4] D) my_list = ['1', '2', '3', '4']

SA1: What is the maximum number of values linear search must check to find a value in a list with 2 billion values? SA2: What is the maximum number of values binary search must check to find a value in a list with 2 billion values?

def city_dict(adict):    """    Question 6    -Given a dictionary that maps a person to a list of countries    they want to travel to, return a dictionary with the value being    the list sorted by the last letter in each countries name. If two    countries have the same last letter, sort by the first letter.     -For an extra challenge, try doing this in one line (Optional).     Args:        adict (dict)    Returns:        dict     >>> city_dict({"Pablo": ["Belgium", "Canada", "Germany"], "Athena": ["Italy", "France", "Egypt"], "Liv": ["Japan", "Bolivia", "Greece"]})     {'Pablo': ['Canada', 'Belgium', 'Germany'], 'Athena': ['France', 'Egypt', 'Italy'], 'Liv': ['Bolivia', 'Greece', 'Japan']}     >>> city_dict({"Jacob": ["Bahamas", "Brazil", "Chile"], "Lexi": ["Colombia", "Finland", "Panama"],                   "Emily": ["Ireland", "Russia", "Kenya", "Jordan"]})     {'Jacob': ['Chile', 'Brazil', 'Bahamas'], 'Lexi': ['Colombia', 'Panama', 'Finland'], 'Emily': ['Kenya',…