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Problem 1 Display the proper prompt to ask the user to input his/her age. Your program should then compare the age the user provided to the allowed age range and display a proper message whether s/he is able to get a drivers license or not. Assume an individuals age must be 18 or older, but 95 or younger to be able to get a drivers license. Consider the oldest/youngest human age possible? Problem 2 Display the proper prompts to ask the user to input 2 numeric values, one at a time. Store these values in variables. Your program will then take these two values compare them to each other and display a message indicating whether the 1st value is greater than, less than, or equal to the 2nd number. Problem 3 Display the proper prompt to ask the user to input 5 scores, one at a time. After the user inputs all 5 scores, your program calculates and prints the average. Consider all the possible valid/invalid user input. The second part of your program will, Display A, if the average is greater than, equal to 90, but less than, or equal to 100. Display B, if the average is greater than, or equal to 80, but less than 90. Display C, if the average is greater than, or equal to 70 but less than 80. Display D, if the average is greater than, or equal to 60 but less than 70. Display F, if the average is less than 60. Problem 4 Display a proper prompt asking the user to input a number representing the month. Ex. January = 1, February = 2, March = 3, Your code will figure out and display the name of the month, the number of days, hours, min and sec in the given month. February will be a special case where you will ask the user to input 1 if this is a leap year, or 0 if it is not. Then display how many days, hours, min and sec are in February. Sample output will be, January is the 1st month. This month has 99 days, 999hrs, 9999 min., 99999 sec April is the 4th month. This month has

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