Write three functions called loopeven$(),$ loopsum$(),$ and looptwo$(),$ respectively that produce the output below.

loopeven$()$: takes the first system argument as a parameter $(6$ in the example below$)$ and prints the event numbers in the range

loopsum$()$: takes the second system argument as a parameter $(7$ in the example below$)$ and prints the sum of the numbers in the range

loopthree$()$: takes the third system argument as a parameter $(9$ in the example below$)$ and prints treble of numbers in the range, but only if the input is divisible by $3.$ If it is not divisible by $3,$ print the message shown below.

Input:

a$)$ python C:$\backslash$Users

eda$\backslash$DataProgramming$\backslash$M$4\backslash$assign$4-5.$py $679$

b$)$ python C:$\backslash$Users

eda$\backslash$DataProgramming$\backslash$M$4\backslash$assign$4-5.$py $6710$

Output:

a$)$ Function loopeven$()$:

$2$

$4$

$6$

Function loopsum$()$:

$28$

Function loopthree$()$:

$123$

$456$

$789$

b$)$ Same as above except for the last function, which has:

Function loopthree$()$:

This one won't work.