Implement a function priceTShirt in Python that computes and returns the price of a T-shirt. The function accepts two arguments: a) the size of the T-shirt, one of 'S','M','L' and b) a str containing a slogan to be written on the shirt. The shirts have a base price of 12 dollars for small shirts, 15 dollars for medium and 18 dollars for large. The cost of the slogan depends on the amount of ink used to print the characters: each lower case letter costs 25 cents, each upper case letter costs 30 cents, each punctuation mark, anyone of marks appearing in .,!'"?: cost 20 cents, whitespace, either a space or newline character, cost 0 cents (no ink!). you may assume the slogan has no characters other than those mentioned above

Given the function of    def happyBirthday(name, age = 10):   print("Happy Birthday", name, "I hear your", age, "today") What is the output with a function call of:  happyBirthday(age = 7, "Sarah")     Happy Birthday Sarah I hear your 10 today     Happy Birthday Sarah I hear your 7 today     Happy Birthday 7 I hear your Sarah  today      Error Message Parameters are __________     Variables defined in a function header.     Variables or constants used in a function call.     Both variable defined in a function header, and a local variable for the function     Local variables to a function. from graphics import * def drawDoor(x1, y1, x2, y2):   '''draws a door with opposite corners at x1, y1 and x2, y2'''   door = Rectangle(Point(x1, y1), Point(x2, y2))   door.setFill('red')   door.draw(win)   knob = Circle(Point(x2 - 10, (y1 + y2)//2), 3)   knob.setFill('yellow')   knob.draw(win)   True or False: the function call is…

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***python only *** Write a function that takes two parameters, a and b, both are strings taken from "SCISSORS", "PAPER", or "ROCK, and returns True if a wins over b according to the rules of theScissors-Paper-Rock game; False, otherwise. For example, when a is "SCISSORS" and b is "PAPER", the function should return True.

Write a function in Python called calc_length that takes two arguments, the length of the string L and the temperature T. This function should compute the new length of the string, taking into account the thermal expansion of the string relative to 20 degress (C). That new length should be returned from the function when it is called.

python: Create a function called myemail that takes two arguments: a first name and a last name, and returns a Blue Ridge email address in lower case.  The email is made by taking the first letter of the first name and the first 5 letters of the last name and adding 01 and @my.blueridgectc.edu to the end.   For example, the function call:     myemail('Amelia','Earhart') should return     aearha01@my.blueridgectc.edu