complete the programming assignment in Canvas, which is to complete any one of the ten problems at the end of Chapter 4.  Pay attention -- some of the problems that seem simple are actually more com

  complete the programming assignment in Canvas, which is to complete any one of the ten problems at the end of Chapter 4.  Pay attention -- some of the problems that seem simple are actually more complicated and vice-versa.  You inly need to submit one program, but you should read through most of them and see if you understand how to do each one.  

 1- Complete any one of the ten programming problems at the end of Chapter 4. 

Pay attention -- some of the problems that seem simple are actually more complicated and vice-versa.  You inly need to submit one program, but you should read through most of them and see if you understand how to do each one. 

     2-Read section 4,4 and complete the In-Class Exercise at the end of the section (page 16).   Make sure that you understand how to generate a given range of random values in Python.   

You should submit your finished Python source code.

You can begin your lab assignment by copying and pasting some of the the pseudocode to create comments in Python, then write the code to implement what the comments say to do.