Task#1:

Write a Python program that keeps asking user for the calories burnt on a given day. At the end, the program should print the total calories burnt, along with the average calories burnt per day by the user.

Additionally, the user should enter 0 to quit the program. Also, if the user enters negative calories, then the program should print a message saying, "Please enter valid Calories!". The negative values should be ignored, and not added to the total.

Here is an example of how the output should be:

Enter calories burnt on day 1: 100

Enter calories burnt on day 2: 200

Enter calories burnt on day 3: 300

Enter calories burnt on day 4: -150  #negative value 

Please enter valid Calories!

Enter calories burnt on day 4: 400

Enter calories burnt on day 5: 500

Enter calories burnt on day 6: -300  #negative value 

Please enter valid Calories!

Enter calories burnt on day 6: 600

Enter calories burnt on day 7: 700

Enter calories burnt on day 8: 0#quit

Total calories burnt so far: 2800

Average calories burnt so far: 400.0

Task#2:

Consider the following dictionary object:

studentInfo = {

'name':'Sam',

'scores': [ ...m@gmail.com',

'address':'123 Main St, MI',

'hobbies': ['reading','sports','traveling']

}

1.Write a loop to iterate through all the keys of thestudentInfodictionary object.

2.Write a loop to iterate through all the values of thestudentInfodictionary object.

3.Write a loop to iterate through all the items (pairs) of thestudentInfodictionary object.

4.Using the dictionary object above, print the total score scored by 'Sam'.

5.Using the dictionary object above, print the second hobby from the 'hobbies' list.