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See Canvas for more details. Create a program named python_code_soup.py consisting of only the following lines of code to produce the output shown below. x = 1 y = 10 z = 0 x = y x += 1 y = x y = x z += x z += y print(z) You may also use blank lines and # style comments in your code (including the header), everything else will be marked as "not allowed". Your program should print out the following, when run. 1 26 102 1000000000 8675 LAB ACTIVITY 2.11.1: LAB: Python Code Soup Submission Instructions Downloadable files python_code_soup.py Download 0/10

          See Canvas for more details. Create a program named python_code_soup.py consisting of only the following lines of code to produce the
output shown below.
x = 1
y = 10
z = 0
x = y
x += 1
y = x
y = x
z += x
z += y
print(z)
You may also use blank lines and # style comments in your code (including the header), everything else will be marked as "not allowed".
Your program should print out the following, when run.
1
26
102
1000000000
8675
LAB
ACTIVITY
2.11.1: LAB: Python Code Soup
Submission Instructions
Downloadable files
python_code_soup.py Download
0/10

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See Canvas for more details. Create a program named pythoncodesoup.py consisting of only the following lines of code to produce the
output shown below.
x = 1
y = 10
z = 0
x = y
x += 1
y = x
y = x
z += x
z += y
print(z)
You may also use blank lines and # style comments in your code (including the header), everything else will be marked as "not allowed".
Your program should print out the following, when run.
1
26
102
1000000000
8675
LAB
ACTIVITY
2.11.1: LAB: Python Code Soup
Submission Instructions
Downloadable files
pythoncodesoup.py Download
0/10

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Texts: See Canvas for more details. Create a program named python_code_soup.py consisting of only the following lines of code to produce the output shown below. x = 1 y = 10 z = 0 x = y x += 1 y += x z += x z += y print(z) You may also use blank lines and # style comments in your code (including the header), everything else will be marked as "not allowed" Your program should print out the following, when run: 1 26 102 1000000000 8675 489578.2826596.qx3zqy7 LAB ACTIVITY 2.11.1: LAB: Python Code Soup Submission Instructions Downloadable files python_code_soup.py Download 0/10 See Canvas for more details. Create a program named python_code_soup.py consisting of only the following lines of code to produce the output shown below. x = 1 y = 10 z = 0 x = y x += 1 y += x z += x z += y print(z) You may also use blank lines and # style comments in your code (including the header), everything else will be marked as "not allowed" Your program should print out the following, when run: 26 102 1000000000 8675 LAB ACTIVITY 2.11.1: LAB: Python Code Soup 0/10 Submission Instructions Downloadable files Python code_soup.py Download

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