[25 pts] - Problem 1 - Gnirtsbus Write a function Gnirtsbus (no, your eyes are OK....

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[25 pts] - Problem 1 - Gnirtsbus Write a function Gnirtsbus (no, your eyes are OK. It is actually the reverse of "Substring") that takes two strings and prints whether the second is in the first or the first is in the second and in which order i.e. forward or backward (what!?). Example: Gnirtsbus ("focus", "autofocus") prints "focus" is in "autofocus" in forward order. Gnirtsbus ("lab rats", "star") prints "star" is in "lab rats" in reverse order. 125 pts] - Problem 2 - Check Order Write a program that reads an integer from the user and then prints whether the digits at even locations are sorted in ascending order and the ones in the odd locations are sorted in descending order. Assume the first digit on the left is at location 0. Example: If the user enters 162537 prints True (1<2<3 and 6>5>7) If the user enters 123456 prints False (1<3<5 but 2<4<6) [25 pts] - Problem 3 - Randomness Write a program that generates a password that is composed of your ID and Full Name after being scrambled and ignoring any spaces. Example: If your ID is 123 and your full name is "John Doe" then the password might be "J1 con3hD20". [25 pts] - Problem 4 - Arrows Write a program that draws the sequence of down and up arrows below. You should write a function that draws a down arrow, another one that draws an up arrow, and call them appropriately to draw the diagram. Once don, zip your files in a single archive file and upload them to the exam on Moodle. [25 pts] - Problem 1 - Gnirtsbus Write a function Gnirtsbus (no, your eyes are OK. It is actually the reverse of "Substring") that takes two strings and prints whether the second is in the first or the first is in the second and in which order i.e. forward or backward (what!?). Example: Gnirtsbus ("focus", "autofocus") prints "focus" is in "autofocus" in forward order. Gnirtsbus ("lab rats", "star") prints "star" is in "lab rats" in reverse order. 125 pts] - Problem 2 - Check Order Write a program that reads an integer from the user and then prints whether the digits at even locations are sorted in ascending order and the ones in the odd locations are sorted in descending order. Assume the first digit on the left is at location 0. Example: If the user enters 162537 prints True (1<2<3 and 6>5>7) If the user enters 123456 prints False (1<3<5 but 2<4<6) [25 pts] - Problem 3 - Randomness Write a program that generates a password that is composed of your ID and Full Name after being scrambled and ignoring any spaces. Example: If your ID is 123 and your full name is "John Doe" then the password might be "J1 con3hD20". [25 pts] - Problem 4 - Arrows Write a program that draws the sequence of down and up arrows below. You should write a function that draws a down arrow, another one that draws an up arrow, and call them appropriately to draw the diagram. Once don, zip your files in a single archive file and upload them to the exam on Moodle.

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