Program Name prime Num Description The program will indicate which numbers between the values given by the user are prime. Requirements Using the format and words displayed in the Example of Output, the program will do the following: • Display a the welcome message followed by a blank line . Displays a message that indicates what the program will do followed by a blank line. Asks the user to enter two values that will indicate the range of the search for prime numbers. See "example output" for the exact wording. Display the heading "Prime numbers from begin to end are: " Note that begin and end are the numbers entered by the user. The program will call the function that you will create called primeNum to find out if the number sent was prime or not. The function primeNum will receive an integer and if it is prime it will return 1 and if it is not it will return 0. • If the number is prime, the program will display the number. If it is not prime it will display nothing. A blank line. Ends with a thank you message.

Unit 4 Debugging Exercises   The following 2 debugging assignments begins with some comments (lines that begin with 2 slashes) that describes the program. Examine the pseudocode that follows the introductory comments. Discover the errors and fix the pseudocode in the area labeled, Correct the pseudocode below.   Pseudocode Debugging Exercise 1   // This pseudocode should create a report that contains an apartment complex rental agent's commission. // The program accepts the ID number and name of the agent who rented the apartment, // and the number of bedrooms in the apartment. // The commission is $100 for renting a three-bedroom apartment, $75 for renting a two-bedroom apartment, // $55 for renting a one-bedroom apartment, and $30 for renting a studio (zero-bedroom) apartment. // Output is the salesperson’s name and ID number and the commission earned on the rental.   start         Declarations                num salesPersonID                string salesPersonName                num…

Program Purpose - Professional Athletes often hire other professionals to help take care of matters for them. We will group them in four categories: Lawyers, Personal Assistants, Agents, and Trainers. They all get paid a percentage of the athlete's total yearly salary. Lawyers - 10%, Personal Assistants - 3%, Agents - 7%, and Trainers - 5% . Prompt the user to enter the athlete's salary for the year (ensure that the entered value is positive). The user should then enter the name and category of each of the hired professionals. The athlete should be able to hire as many professionals in each category as he/she wants, even if it is more than he/she can afford. Based on the category, calculate the amount that each professional should be paid. After all data has been entered, print the names of each professional hired, how much each is being paid, the total amount the athlete paid, and how much the athlete has left.

Python code of part b please