Note: please familiarize yourself with basic if else in python, and the range

function to create loops.

Question $1$:

A list lst contains

$["$one$",$ "two", "three$,$ "four", "five", "six", "seven", "eight", "nine", "ten"$].$

Modify the list so that it contains the following $($as you can see, instead of two it

says one plus one, instead of three it says one plus one plus one$).$

$["$one$",$ "one plus one", "one plus one plus one", "one plus one plus one plus one" $..$

and so on$.$

Question $2$:

A string contains "Hello this is a beautiful morning". Create a and print to the

screen a new string that stores the same content, but with the word beautiful

removed.

Question $3$:

A list contains the following:

Each entry in the list contains a name, student ID$,$ and a list of three grades.

For each student, print the Average of all grades, and the maximum and

minimum. Print the student name with the highest average. Question $4$:

Input a Canadian Postal code of the form LDL DLD as a string $($where L is a letter

in $[$A$-$Z$]$ and D is a digit in $[0-9].$ There is a space in between. You are to verify

that the postal code is in this form. If not, you need to output an error message.

For example, K$2$K$9$H$5$ is a valid postal code. All letters need to be upper case.

Question $5$:

Given any string composed of any character. Your program will output to the

screen the number of a$\text{'}$s in the string, the number of b$\text{'}$s$,$ the number of c$\text{'}$s$,$ as

well as the number of all other characters $($non a$,$ b$,$ or c $).$

Each question is worth $5$ points.

You will be graded as follows for each problem:

$60\%$ of points for the correctness of the logic.

$10\%$ points for using proper messages in your program.

$10\%$ point for documentation $($inserting proper comments$).$

$20\%$ points for a professional judgment of your overall solution.