THIS IS WRITTEN IN PYTHON >>IS A HIGH SCHOOL COMPUTER SCIENCE COURSE. NOT TOO COMPLICATED PLEASE

QUESTION #1

Write code to output the ASCII characters that are represented by the numbers from 45 to 85, one per line.

Expected Output

- . / 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : ; < = > ? @ A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U

QUESTION #2

Write a program that asks the user to enter a single character and then outputs the ASCII number of that character. Please follow the same format as in the sample run.

Try it: What happens if you type in a word like paper?

Sample Run

Enter a character: % ASCII #37 Enter a character: 8 ASCII #56

QUESTION #3

In the last problem, we get an error if we enter more than one character at a time. Rewrite the program so that it only calls the chr method if a single character is entered.

Sample Run

Enter a character: * ASCII #42 Enter a character: exit Not a character

QUESTION #4

Write a program that asks the user to input a word or phrase and then outputs the following information about that phrase:

1. "All numbers", if the input is all numbers.
2. "Does not contain numbers", if the input does not contain any numbers.
3. "Contains a {digit}" for each number in the phrase.

Sample Run

Enter your word or phrase: 555 All numbers Enter your word or phrase: We are #1! Contains a 1 Enter your word or phrase: a1b2c3d Contains a 1 Contains a 2 Contains a 3 Enter your word or phrase: computer science Does not contain numbers

HINT 1: you may wish to use a loop that goes from the digits 0 to 9, and remember that loops can be used for processing string values when appropriate.

HINT 2: In order to at the end see if any numbers have been found, you can create a true-false variable that is initialized before your for loop, and use an if/else statement inside of that loop that modifies the variable if any numbers have been found. Variables used in this fashion are called flag variables.