8.8 (Converting Integers to Emojis) Modify the previous beginning with the smiley face, which has the...

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8.8 (Converting Integers to Emojis) Modify the previous beginning with the smiley face, which has the value 0x1F600:5 display 10 emojis The value 0x1F600 is a hexadecimal (base 16) integer. See the online appendix "Number Systems" for information on the hexadecimal number system. You can find emoji codes by searching online for "Unicode full emoji list." The Unicode website precedes each char- acter code with "U+" (representing Unicode). Replace "U+" with "0x" to properly format the code as a Python hexadecimal integer. the letters 'ed'. 8.7 (Converting Integers to Characters) Use the c presentation type to display a table of the character codes in the range 0 to 255 and their corresponding characters. 8.8 (Converting Integers to Emojis) Modify the previous exercise to display 10 emojis beginning with the smiley face, which has the value 0x1F600:5 8.8 (Converting Integers to Emojis) Modify the previous beginning with the smiley face, which has the value 0x1F600:5 display 10 emojis The value 0x1F600 is a hexadecimal (base 16) integer. See the online appendix "Number Systems" for information on the hexadecimal number system. You can find emoji codes by searching online for "Unicode full emoji list." The Unicode website precedes each char- acter code with "U+" (representing Unicode). Replace "U+" with "0x" to properly format the code as a Python hexadecimal integer. the letters 'ed'. 8.7 (Converting Integers to Characters) Use the c presentation type to display a table of the character codes in the range 0 to 255 and their corresponding characters. 8.8 (Converting Integers to Emojis) Modify the previous exercise to display 10 emojis beginning with the smiley face, which has the value 0x1F600:5