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. \begin{tabular}{|l|l|} \hline & money=coins(money,0.10)money=coins(money,0.05)money=coins(money,0.01) \\ \hline Output 4 & defcoins(total,denomination):num=int(total/denomination)returntotal-(num*denomination) \\ print(num,"",end="")ifdenomination==0.25:print("quarters")elifdenomination=0.10:print("dimes") \\ \hline \end{tabular} 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. print("How tall is your vehicle?") feet = int(input("feet > ")) inches = int(input("inches > ")) if fits_under_bridge(feet, inches): print("Wheew, you'll make it.") else: print("Better turn around. Your vehicle is too tall.") Assignment Answer the following questions then submit the assignment. The code is referring to the above "Predicting the result (functions that return) document. 1. In Code 2, why can we put the function call inside the print function? 2. In Code 4 , the program is suppose to convert a money amount into the number of quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies. Does it work? For example: $16.65 has 66 quarters, 1 dime, 1 nickel, and 0 pennies. If it doesn't work can you explain what the problem is. 3. Complete the function for Code 6 and post the code here