I need help fixing the python code so that it can output the image given in the image displayed below : rows = int(input()) k = 2 * rows - 2 for i in range(rows,0):          for j in range(k, 0):         print("*", end=" ")     k = k - 2     for j in range(i+1, 0):         print(end="")     print("")

Write some C++ code to sort an array of predefined data types using a template function.

Find on the internet (or use a camera to take) three different types of images: an indoor scene, outdoor scenery, and a close-up scene of a single object. Write python code to implement an adaptive thresholding scheme to segment the images as best as you can and write a brief summary.

From the example suggested, this is the output I get if we run the code:n = 4  arcs = [(0, 3), (1, 2), (4, 7), (5, 6), (8, 11), (9, 10), (12, 15), (13, 14)]crossings, nestings = count_crossings_and_nestings(arcs) print(f"Number of crossings: {crossings}")print(f"Number of nestings: {nestings}")However, upon closer inspection of the code, the function is not working as expected because there's an issue with the logic: the condition checks for nestings are repeated.It should be checking for one case where the start of one arc is between the start and end of another arc, and the end of one arc is between the start and end of another arc. The same condition is used twice in the code. And I tried computing nestings and crossings with the smallest examples below: def count_crossings_and_nestings(arcs):    n = len(arcs) // 2    crossings = 0    nestings = 0     for i in range(2 * n):        for j in range(i + 1, 2 * n):            if arcs[i][0] < arcs[j][0] < arcs[i][1] < arcs[j][1]:…