For the following fragments of code, predict what you think the result will be and put that in the "expected result" column. Then run the code in the python shell (you should be able to copy and paste) and record the "actual result" in the next column. Optionally, you can record notes in the "notes" column as needed. ** The result for each of the following is either True or False ** Snippets The following snippets of code are fully functional snippets. They can be placed in a python source file (a file ending in .py) and then executed. First predict what you think the output will be. Then paste the code into a python file, try it, and record the actual result. Write your own Write code snippets to do the following. You should write these in a Python editor and test them out as you go. When they work (or even if they don't), copy and paste your final code snippet here. 1. Describe the difference in meaning (not syntax) between and 2. Explain why Code 1 produces one line of output, but Code 2 produces two lines of output. 3. In Code 5 , explain what must be true in order to execute the statement . - i.e. Explain the control flow that executes to get to this line of code