Create a Python file named logic$\_$errors.py and copy the following code.

Each line that contains an error, add a hash $($#$)$ at the beginning of each line that contains an error to mark it as a comment and add another comment above it

explaining what the error is$,$ and then another line below that with the corrected code if possible as you did in Ex$.1$

Note: copy the code as written first. The code will run without any changes to it$.$

In this example, do not change anything below line $38!$

This is an embedded test. This file could be imported into another file for use, after it is fixed. If it is run by itself, it will only test the functions, but if imported into

another program, the functions could be called independently and the tests would not run separately. This is a good way to testing that your functions are working

when they are being used in other programs.

$1$ #$!/$usr$/$bin$/$env python$3$

# Palomar College CSIT$-175$

$4$ # Your Name Here

$5$ # find the errors in the sample code.

# constants supplied in project specification.

$8$ MI$\_$PER$\_$KM $=0\mathrm{.}62$ # Do not change.

$9$ LBS$\_\_$PER$\_$KG $=2\mathrm{.}205$ # Do not change.

# convert miles to kilometers

def mi$\_$to$\_$km$($miles$)$:

$km=$ miles $/$ MI$\_$PER$\_$KM

return miles

# convert kilometers to miles

def km$\_$to$\_$mi$($km$)$:

miles $=$ km $/$ MI$\_$PER$\_$KM

return miles

# convert kilograms to pounds

def kg$\_$to$\_$lbs $(kg$ :

$lbs=kg**$ LBS$\_$PER$\_$KG

return LBS$\_$PER$\_$KG

# convert pounds to kilograms

def lbs$\_$to$\_$kg$($lbs$)$:

$kg=$ lbs $**$ LBS$\_$PER$\_$KG

return lbs