mcc$\_$string $=$ "Mesa Community College Coders" # DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE OF CODE

# $1.$ Print the length of mcc$\_$string $(1$ pt$.).$

# $2.$ Use slicing on mcc$\_$string to print out the substring:ege Code $(1$ pt$.).$

# $3.$ Use negative slicing on mcc$\_$string to print out the substring:nity Coll $(1$

pt$.).$

# $4.$ Write a statement that uses the find function to find College in mcc$\_$string.

Print the value returned by the function $(2$ pts$.).$

# $5.$ Write a statement that removes the whitespace at the end of num$\_$string and

assigns the updated string

# to a variable called updated$\_$num$\_$string. Print updated$\_$num$\_$string $(2$ pts$.).$

num$\_$string $=\text{'}321-12-54321\text{'}$ # DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE OF CODE

# $6.$ Write a print statement using a f$-$string that prints out the following using

the variables defined below.

# The variables must be used to calculate $7\mathrm{.}5$ in the print statement $(1$ pt$.).$

# $30/4=7\mathrm{.}5$

var$\_1=4$ # DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE OF CODE

var$\_2=30$ # DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE OF CODE

# $7.$ Write a statement that replaces Spring $2023$ with Fall $2023$ in string$\_$one and

assigns it to string$\_$two. Print string$\_$two $(2$ pts$.).$

string$\_$one $=$ "The student is registered in CIS$256$ for Spring $2023$ semester." # DO

NOT DELETE THIS LINE OF CODE

# $8.$ Convert the string stored in num$1$ to a float and assign it to num$2(1$pt$.).$

num$1="32\mathrm{.}3"$ # DO NOT DELETE OR MODIFY THIS LINE OF CODE

# $9.$ Convert the string stored in num$3$ to an int and assign it to num$4(1$pt$.).$

num$3="20"$ # DO NOT DELETE OR MODIFY THIS LINE OF CODE

#$10.$ Print out the product of num$2*$ num$4(1$ pt$.).$

# $11.$ Using CONCATENATION, print out the following sentence: $16$ fluid ounces equals

$0\mathrm{.}473176$ liters.

# You must use the variables listed below in the sentence $(2$ pts$.)$

flOunces $=16$ # DO NOT DELETE OR MODIFY THIS LINE OF CODE

liters $=0\mathrm{.}473176$ # DO NOT DELETE OR MODIFY THIS LINE OF CODE