BlockPy: #33.6) All For One Use the Accumulate pattern to write the function all_true function. This function consumes a list of boolean values and returns whether all of the values are True. Make sure to call and print this function. Solve this with the accumulation pattern, but do not use an IF statement. Tip: What operator would you use to test if two boolean values are both True? Tip 2: If the list is empty, then you can assume that it is all true.

BlockPy: #35.2) Animal Splits Write a function all_cats that consumes a comma-separated string of animals and prints whether all of the animals have "cat" in their name. For example, the string "gerbil,catfish,dog,cat" would return False, but just "cat,catfish" would return True. If the function consumes an empty string, then it returns True. Call this function on a string of animals of your choice and print the result.

BlockPy: #35.4) Sum User Input Recall the Input/Split/Loop pattern and the Sum pattern. Combine these two patterns to read in a comma-separated string of numbers from the user, separate each number, and then print the sum of these numbers. For example, if the user typed in the string "10,20,30", your code should print 60.