in this task you are required to write a function that will generate a comme la variable called dates) containing and des is an integer (whole number) entered by the user and will indicate to the function for many random dates the user requires The amay shall have two columns: column1 will contain numbers indicating the dinc of each month (1-31) and column 2 will contain numbers indicating the month an-1, Feb-2. Mar-3 Dec-12) Each day must be randomly generated using the randi function taking into account the maximum number of deva in each month Jan Mar May Jul Aug Oct and Dec have 31 days. Apr Jun Sep and Now have 30 days and Feb will have 28 days). You must use an Esthe statement decide this We are assuming February can only have days between 1-28 For example, the output from calling the function 23 11 14 5 11 Important note: Make sure you do not use the clear or keywords in your solution Function function dates dateen() MATLAB Documentation

Declare a function named contains_char. Its purpose is when given two strings, the first of any length, the second a single character, it will return True if the single character of the second string is found at any index of the first string, and return False otherwise.

program5_1.py Part 1Write a program that displays a table of ten distance equivalents in miles and kilometers. See Example output. You must generate the table by running a function inside a loop in main. Generate a random integer from 10 to 60, inclusive, in each loop cycle. Use this latter value as the miles argument to the function. Repeat: The function prints the table.  Print  the miles in a column 5 characters wide with 2 decimals and the kilometers in a column 13 characters wide with 5 decimals. Use the column formatting concepts at the end of Chapter 2, not tabs or other methods not in this course. Please include your psudocode to explain your code.  Example output MILES   KILOMETERS 52.00     83.68568 11.00     17.70274 40.00     64.37360 21.00     33.79614 14.00     22.53076 23.00     37.01482 48.00     77.24832 22.00     35.40548 15.00     24.14010 16.00     25.74944 program5_2.py Part 2Write another program that generates another table with the same columns and decimals…

C++ Create a function that will read the following .txt file contents and put them into an array: "apple", "avocado", "apricot","banana", "blackberry", "blueberry", "boysenberry","cherry", "cantaloupe", "cranberry", "coconut", "cucumber", "currant","date", "durian", "dragonfruit","elderberry",

Complete the Funnyville High School registration program where user is prompted for her full name and the program generates email id and temporary password. Sample run:   generate_EmailID:  This function takes two arguments: the user’s first name and last name and creates and returns the email id as a string by using these rules: The email id is all lower case. email id is of the form “last.first@fhs.edu”. e.g. For "John Doe" it will be "doe.john@fhs.edu". See sample runs above. generate_Password: This function takes two arguments: the user’s first name and last name and generates and returns a temporary password as a string by using these rules.  Assume that user's first and last names have at least 2 letters. The temporary password starts with the first 2 letters of the first name, made lower case. followed by a number which is the sum of the lengths of the first and last name (For example this number will be 7 for "John Doe" since length of "John" is 4 and length of "Doe" is…

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

INCHES_TO_CM = 2.54POUNDS_TO_KG = 0.453592def inches_to_cm( inches ):'''Function -- inches_to_cmConverts inches to centimeters and returns (answers) the resultingvalueParameters:inches (float) -- the original distance/height in inchesReturns a float value representing the original vaule convertedto centimeters'''return abs(inches * INCHES_TO_CM) # convert negative distance to positivedef cm_to_inches( centimeters ):'''Function -- cm_to_inchesConverts centimeters to inches and returns (answers) the resultingvalueParameters:centimeters (float) -- the original distance/height in centimetersReturns a float value representing the original vaule convertedto inches'''return abs(centimeters * (1 / INCHES_TO_CM))def pounds_to_kg( pounds ):'''Function -- pounds_to_kgConverts pounds to kilograms and returns (answers) the resultingvalueParameters:pounds (float) -- the original weight in poundsReturns a float value representing the original vaule convertedto kilograms'''return abs(pounds *…

The prompt asks: Write a function that calculates the amount of money a person would earn over a period of years if his or her salary is one penny the first day, two pennies the second day, and continues to double each day. The program should ask the user for the number of years and call the function which will return the total money earned in dollars and cents, not pennies. Assume there are 365 days in a year. function totalEarned(years) {  } var yearsWorked = parseInt(prompt('How many years will you work for pennies a day? ')); alert('Over a total of ' + yearsWorked + ', you will have earned $' + totalEarned(yearsWorked));

When a function accepts several arguments, how important is it what order those arguments are sent in?

The program should allow the user to enter the age of the child and the number of days per week the child will be at the day care center. The program should output the appropriate weekly rate. The file provided for this lab contains all of the necessary variable declarations, except the two-dimensional array. You need to write the input statements and the code that initializes the two-dimensional array, determines the weekly rate, and prints the weekly rate. Comments in the code tell you where to write your statements. 1.    Open the source code file named DayCare.cpp using Notepad or the text editor of your choice. 2.    Declare and initialize the two-dimensional array. 3.    Write the C++ statements that retrieve the age of the child and the number of days the child will be at the day care center. 4.    Determine and print the weekly rate. 5.    Save this source code file in a directory of your choice, and then make that directory your working directory. 6.    Compile the source code…