Assignment 2.3 CSC 130, Spring 2018 Create Python programs using the Python Module window and save them in one.py file (a) with the name "Assignment 2.3" appended to your last name (b) containing print statement to display the name of the assignment i.e. "Assignment 2.3" (c) containing print statement to display the Python version (d) containing print statement to display the name of the programmer (student) (e) containing print statement to display the date when the assignment was uploaded (0 for each problem within the assignment include print statement to display the problem number (g) for each problem within the assignment include print statement to display the problem description (h) for each problem within the assignment include print statement to display the initial values with the text Initial Value:" (i) for each problem within the assignment write a program and display the result with the text "Result:" Make each program independent and do not reuse any values of variables from the previous programs 1. Assume that the requirements for the username are to have first ewo letters followed by a sequence of 4 digits. Check if the given usernames JD1234 and J12345 are correct usernames. Write a coding program to code a three letter string into another string with each letter converted to the next letter in the alphabetical order e.g. converting"cat" into "dbu". (convert "z" into "a") 2. 3. Write a decoding program for problem 2 i.e. e.g. converting dbu" into "cat". (convert "a" into "z") 4. Convert the string representing the birthday in the format mm-dd-yyyy into the European format with only two digits for the year dd-mm-yy i.e. convert "05-19-1971" into "19-05-71". 5. Convert the string representing the birthday in the European format with only two digits for the 6. 7. year dd-mm-yy into format mm-dd-yyyy ie. convert 19.05.71 back into 05-19-1971". Create a list with the sequence of numbers 5, 7,9,..., 111, 113 using the range function. Add 10 extra points for the last score for Jim (assume scores 98, 77, 99, and 100)