Click the Visualize Execution button. Execute the code, one statement at a time, by clicking the

Forward$>$ button. Observe the memory model as the code is executed, step$-$by$-$step. Verify that

your code converts $70$ degrees Fahrenheit to $($approximately$)294\mathrm{.}26$ degrees Kelvin. If necessary,

correct your code and retest it$.$

Record your answers to these questions in lab$3.$txt:

$($a$)$ Write the Python statement that caused the variable degrees$\_$f to appear in the memory

model.

$($b$)$ What is the name of the frame containing degrees$\_$f$?$

$($c$)$ What does the arrow that points from degrees$\_$f to $70$ represent?

$($d$)$ Write the Python statement that caused the variable degrees$\_$k to appear in the memory

model.

$($e$)$ The arrow in degrees$\_$k points to an object. What is the type and value of this object