The lesson asked you to create a new PythonAnywhere file with the following code:What is the result of running this code and entering 24 as your number?(1 point)ResponsesA huge list of decimal values.A huge list of decimal values.24240011 00000011 0000[0, 0, 0, 1, 1][0, 0, 0, 1, 1]Question 2The lesson then has you change the code to look like this.What is printed to the console now when running the code and entering 24?(1 point)Responses0001 10000001 1000[0, 0, 0, 1, 1][0, 0, 0, 1, 1]A huge list of decimal values.A huge list of decimal values.2424Question 3Using the lesson and the code from the last two questions, what is the binary byte that represents 24?(1 point)Responses0000 00110000 00110010 00100010 00100001 10000001 10001100 00001100 0000

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To provide accurate responses to your questions, let's break down the operations based on what is typically done with a number like 24 in a Python program. It seems like you're working with binary representations and possibly some conversions involving lists and decimal values, which can lead us to the right answers.

Question 1

The question asks what happens when you run code and enter 24. Without the actual code provided, we can still guess that it likely involves converting the number 24 into some binary or grouped decimal format.

Likely Response:

  • A huge list of decimal values. (If the code is producing long representations or lists of values derived from 24, this could be the expected output.)

Question 2

Again, without the precise modified code that you mentioned, it is also presumed that the code was changed to format how numbers are printed or displayed after conversion.

Likely Response:

  • 0001 10000001 1000 (This might represent a binary or other formatted output based on your input of 24, possibly referring to its binary representation, grouped in a specific way.)

Question 3

To find the binary byte that represents the decimal number 24, we convert 24 to binary.

  • Decimal 24 is 11000 in binary.
  • When represented as a byte (8 bits), this can be padded to 00011000.

Likely Response:

  • 0001 1000 (This is the binary representation of 24 formatted with spaces. Note that this doesn't match your current options exactly; ensure your provided options are correct.)

If we take "a huge list of decimal values" or the structure of results from some bitwise manipulations of 24, it'd help clarify what kind of lists you're getting and what format the outputs are approximating. If there are any specific transformations, please provide those for more accurate answers!