Question 2- Converting a Design into Python Code .The answer to this question should be filled in in the "Question2" file on Replit. Below, youhave been given the design for a program that helps determine the power required tooperate three devices. Use the design below to produce the equivalent Python codefor this program.Note: DO NOT change the design of the program in any way. Even if you don't likeit, make sure that the Python code you produce matches the design below.Display "Welcome. This program helps you determine the power required to operate threedevices."Read in the power rating of the first device in watts; convert into an int and store intovariable rating1• Read in the power rating of the first device in watts; convert into an int and store intovariable rating2Read in the power rating of the first device in watts; convert into an int and store intovariable rating3Read in the available power in kilowatt-hours; convert into a float and store into variableavailkwhRead in the desired running time of the three devices in hours; convert into float and storeinto variable alltime• Compute the combined power rating in watts of all three devices by adding rating1,rating2 and rating3; store the result in combinedratingCompute the total power usage in kilowatt-hours that all three devices use in the availabletime by multiplying combinedrating with alltime and dividing the result by 1000; storethe result in totalkwhCheck to see if availkwh is sufficient to cover totalkwh as follows:If availkwh is greater than or equal to totalkwh then:o Compute the remaining power by subtracting totalkwh from availkwh; storethe result in remainkwho Display "You have enough power to operate the devices for that amount oftime"o Display "You will have "+ str(remainkwh) + " kWh left"Otherwise:o Compute the shortfall power by subtracting availkwh from totalkwh; store theresult in shoftfallkwho Display "You don't have enough power to operate the devices for that amountof time"o Display "You're short by " + str(shoftfallkwh) + " kWh"

Question 2- Converting a Design into Python Code, The answer to this question should be filled in in the "Question2" file on Replit. Below, you have been given the design for a program that helps determine the power required to operate three devices. Use the design below to produce the equivalent Python code for this program. Note: DO NOT change the design of the program in any way. Even if you don't like it, make sure that the Python code you produce matches the design below. • Display "Welcome. This program helps you determine the power required to operate three devices." Read in the power rating of the first device in watts; convert into an int and store into variable rating1 Read in the power rating of the first device in watts; convert into an int and store into variable rating?

Question 2- Converting a Design into Python Code, The answer to this question should be filled in in the "Question2" file on Replit. Below, you have been given the design for a program that helps determine the power required to operate three devices. Use the design below to produce the equivalent Python code for this program. Note: DO NOT change the design of the program in any way. Even if you don't like it, make sure that the Python code you produce matches the design below. • Display "Welcome. This program helps you determine the power required to operate three devices." Read in the power rating of the first device in watts; convert into an int and store into variable rating1 Read in the power rating of the first device in watts; convert into an int and store into variable rating?

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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