Write a program with loops that compute: (10 points total) 1. Use a loop to sum the even numbers from 2 to 100 (inclusive) 2. Compute the sum of all of the squares from 1 to 10 (exlusive). 3. Compute all powers of 2 from 2 ** 0 to 2 ** 20 (inclusive). 4. Compute the sum of all odd integers between a and b(inclusive) where a and b are inputs. 5. Compute the sum of the odd digits in an input. For example: If the input is "32a7b79" then sum

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print("1:")

even_sum= 0;#declaring even_sum variable

for i in range(2, 101):#defining loop to count number from 2 to 100

   if(i%2 == 0):#defining if block to count even number

       even_sum=even_sum+i#add even numbers in even_sum variable

print (even_sum)#print even_sum

print("2:")

sum_suares= 0#declaring sum_suares variable

for i in range(1, 11):#defining loop to count square from 1 to 10

   sum_suares= sum_suares+i*i # add square value

print (sum_suares)#print sum_suares value

print("3:")

for i in range(0, 21):# defining loop to count from 0 to 20

   print ("Power of 2^",i," = ",pow(2,i))#print value

print("4:")

a = int(input('Enter first number:'))#defining a variable for user input

b = int(input('Enter second number:'))#defining b variable for user input

odd_sum = 0#defining odd_sum variable and assign value 0

for i in range(a, b+1):# defining loop that count from A to B+1

   if(i%2 == 1):# defining if condition to check odd numbers and add value in odd_sum

       odd_sum =odd_sum+i#add value in odd_sum variable

print (odd_sum)#print odd_sum value

print("5:")

number=input("Enter number : ")#defining number varaible for user input  

odd_sum=0 #defining variable odd_sum that store value 0

for i in number: #defining loop to count odd number checking each digit

   if int(i)%2!=0: #checking odd number

       odd_sum=odd_sum+int(i)#add odd numbers

print(odd_sum)

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Explanation:

Description of the given code can be defined as follows:

In the first program, it prints the sum of the even number from 2 to 100.In the second program, it first calculates the square from 1 to 10 and then adds all square values.In the third program, it calculates the power of the 2 from 0 to 20.In the fourth program, it first inputs two values "a, b", after input it calculates odd number then adds its values.In the fifth program, it inputs value from the user ends then, splits the value then adds odds number values.

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