Write a function that receives a single list of two-element tuples when called. The function should...

 

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Write a function that receives a single list of two-element tuples when called. The function should calculate the sum of the two elements in each tuple in the list and build a list of the sums named sum_list (a for loop may be handy here). Finally, the function should return a sorted version (increasing order) of the sum_list list. As an example, if the function is called as function([(1,5),(9,0), (12,3), (5,4),(13,6),(1,1)]), sum_list will be [6, 9, 15, 9, 19, 2], and the returned sorted version will be [2, 6, 9, 9, 15, 19]. 1d)Write a function to ask the user for an integer number and print "ODD" or "EVEN" according to whether the number is odd or even. The code should perform this task indefinitely until the user inputs the string "END" when prompted to input a number. 1e)Consider the function fun below. Write the body of this function for it to return the value (a*b) / c + d. Ensure that the function prompts the user if c + d = 0 (divide by zero) without the code crashing. def fun(a, b, c, d): #body of the function return(x) Write a function that receives a single list of two-element tuples when called. The function should calculate the sum of the two elements in each tuple in the list and build a list of the sums named sum_list (a for loop may be handy here). Finally, the function should return a sorted version (increasing order) of the sum_list list. As an example, if the function is called as function([(1,5),(9,0), (12,3), (5,4),(13,6),(1,1)]), sum_list will be [6, 9, 15, 9, 19, 2], and the returned sorted version will be [2, 6, 9, 9, 15, 19]. 1d)Write a function to ask the user for an integer number and print "ODD" or "EVEN" according to whether the number is odd or even. The code should perform this task indefinitely until the user inputs the string "END" when prompted to input a number. 1e)Consider the function fun below. Write the body of this function for it to return the value (a*b) / c + d. Ensure that the function prompts the user if c + d = 0 (divide by zero) without the code crashing. def fun(a, b, c, d): #body of the function return(x)

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