PART 3) PYTHON LOOPS Write a program that asks the user for a number. Then it should print off the number typed in times every number from 50 to 100. For example: Please type in a number: 7 Your table would look like this. 750 = 350 7 * 51 = 357 7 52 = 364 7 * 53 = 371 7* 100 = 700

Count of Guess Create a JAVA program to generate a random number in the range [1,10] and then prompt the user to guess a number until the user guesses the correct random number generated. The program should print the number of attempts in which the user enters the correct number.

Part 4 Guessing game (random and absolute) Write a program that does this: You (as programmer) are the dealer. Pick a random number for yourself (between 0 and 100). Ask the user to input a random number (between 0 and 100). Whoever is closer to 21 wins the game. If the dealer wins, say "Dealer wins." If the user wins, say “Player wins”. Example output: Player please pick a number. 45 Dealer has 25 Dealer wins. Part 5 Guessing game loop (keeping a counter) Write the same program as in part 4, but keep it going so that it keeps playing (dealing hands and saying who wins) until the User enters the number 21 at which point you print out some stats and say goodbye, for example, your goodbye might look like this: Number of hands played: 5 Dealer won: 3 Player won: 2 You're 2 for 5 Come back to the

Warm-up: Integer Operations Write a program that asks the user to enter two integers and prints the Difference, Product, Area of an Ellipse, and Average of these numbers. Here is an example of the execution of the program: