3. Assume that a "print" module allows you to write text onto a computer screen. If, for example, you wanted to write the text "Computational Thinking onto the computer screen, you would express this action as print(Computational Thinking). a. Write a flowchart that describes how to print the values 0, 3, 6, 9, and 12 to the computer screen. You must use a loop. b. Write a module named "countBy3" that prints the values 0, 3, 6, 9, and 12 to the computer screen. 4. For each of the following flowcharts, list each action that the computer takes and indicate the computational state that follows from each action. [n> 1] ne 10 nun/2 In = 10] n is even] nen/2 n . 10 [n > 1] [n