Python Coding Language

1- Write a function named count_multiples that has two parameters, non-negative integers n, and m. Your function should return the count of the numbers between 1 and n that are multiples of m. So if n = 14 and m = 3, the count returned will be 4. 2- Write a function named dictKeysOnly that takes in a dictionary. Your function should return an ordered list of the dictionary keys in ascending order (numeric 0,1,2,..... or alphabetical a b,c.....). 3- Write a function named dictKeysCount that takes in a dictionary. Your function should print out how many dictionary keys there are. 4- Write a function called adjustnumbersby_constant that takes in a list of numbers and a single scalar (these can all be integers or floating-point numbers). Make a new list that has each term in the original list raised to the scalar power. Edit the original list to subtract the input scalar from each of the values in the list. Your code should return a tuple containing the new list and the modified list