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# 1. Write a while loop that adds the variable number to to the variable sum_of numbers. Then it should prompt the user with text # to enter another whole number (int) and add it to sum_of_numbers. The loop should iterate as long as the user # enters an even whole number. The whole number can be positive or negative. # Print sum_of_numbers AFTER EXITING the while loop (4 pts.). sum_of_numbers = 0 # DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE OF CODE, USE THE VARIABLE IN THE WHILE LOOP number = int(input('Enter a whole number: ')) # DO NOT DELETE OR MODIFY THIS LINE OF CODE # The while loop should appear after this comment # 2. Write a for in loop to iterate over class_string, printing each letter on a separate line (2 pts.). class_string = "PythonProgramming" # DO NOT DELETE OR MODIFY THIS LINE OF CODE # 3. Write a for in loop that prints the numbers -4 through 10 on the same line with a comma after each number (3 pts.). # 4. Write a for in loop that prints the following set of numbers: 12 24 36 48 60 on one line with a space after each number # by specifying the step value in the range. Step value is covered in the Exercise 6.4 video (3 pts.). print() # DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE OF CODE # 5. Write a nested for in loop similar to the loop found at the end of section 6.4. The outer loop's range should # be between the numbers 1 through 5 inclusively using x as the variable. The inner loop's range should be # between the numbers -5 through -1 inclusively using y as the variable. # Print the values of x and y inside the inner loop on the same line (3 pts.). print() # DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE OF CODE