Starting out with PYTHON 4th edition - (idle) For each program that you turn in be sure to include: Your name and the date on which the assignment was completed. Well-placed comments indicating what your program does (or should do). While it may seem silly for trivial code, it is proper programming etiquette and a good habit to get into. If you use any source other than the course textbook - that includes Google, YouTube videos, Tutors, Mentors, etc. - be sure to cite the source in your code. Failure to do so is a violation of the Academic Integrity Policy and can result in a failing grade and/or dismissal from the college. Points will be deducted for failure to adhere to these guidelines. Create a program called "fourthprogram.py". A student at CMCC wants to calculate their grade point average. A GPA is calculated by dividing the total number of quality points by the total number of credit hours attempted. Write a program that allows a student to enter the total number of quality points and attempted credit hours and calculates their corresponding GPA as a numeric value. If the GPA is higher than a 4.00 or lower than a 0.00 display an error message, otherwise display the corresponding letter: A A- B+ B to to to C+ C- + D F is in the range 3.68 is in the range 3.34 is in the range 3.01 is in the range 2.68 is in the range 2.34 is in the range 2.01 is in the range 1.68 is in the range 1.34 is in the range 1.01 is in the range 0.68 is in the range 0.00 to to to to to to to to 4.00 3.67 3.33 3.00 2.67 2.33 2.00 1.67 1.33 1.00 0.67 Create a program called "fifthprogram.py". Expand thirdprogram.py" -prompt the user for the type of service "Good" worth 18% tip. "Bad" worth 0%, or "OK" worth 15%. Based on the level of service, adjust the tip accordingly. Display the cost of the food (pre-tip and tax), the cost of the tax(pre-tip), the tip, and the total. Create a program called "sixthprogram.py". Complete Ch 3. Programming Exercise 7: Color Mixer, on page 152