Task #2 Arrays of Objects Section 3.8 Shape Classes discuss a step by step process for drawing a car. You will line draw the first 3 letters of your (first or last) name using an array to hold the x,y coordinates needed to draw the letters. The drawing should be similar to this: The horizonal and vertical lines are 10 pixels wide. For diagonal lines you will have to estimate a width to make it consistent with the other widths, e.g. in my "K" I had to estimate the start/end points for the two diagonal lines. For letters with "curves" like B, C, D, J, G, O, etc. you will have to draw the curves with several straight line segments. For example an "O" should use enough diagonal lines to look good. Because the lines have a width you will have many (x,y) coordinates to keep track of. It's highly recommended you "hand-draw" your letters on graph paper or you will lose track of your position.LIke the Car class, write a separate class for each of the 3 letters. The constructor should take a starting (x,y) position to place your letter. For example my calls to the 3 constructors are: CharI ii = new CharI(50,50); //draw it at position x=50, y=50 ii.draw(g2); CharJ jj = new CharJ(130,50); //draw it at position x=130, y=50 jj.draw(g2); CharK kk = new CharK(200,50); //draw it at position x=200, y=50 kk.draw(g2);The separate class for each letter makes it easy to "move" your letters around and avoid having to "hand" edit (x,y) coordinates if you are a "little off". I'm not requiring it but it would be impressive if your constructor included a scaling factor to enlarge or shrink the letter, for example CharS ss = new CharS(50. 100, 2.5) which tells a "S" constructor to draw the letter S at x=50, y=200 with 2.5 magnification.

The purpose of this assignment is to perform cluster analysis and analyze clusters in a data set to determine whether or not the information generated can be used to address a specific business problem.For this assignment, you will use the "Wholesale Customers" data set from the Topic Materials. Most data categories are self-explanatory. Clarifying notes are as follows.Fresh: Annual spending (in $1000s) on fresh productsMilk: Annual spending (in $1000s) on milk productsGrocery: Annual spending (in $1000s) on grocery productsFrozen: Annual spending (in $1000s) on frozen productsDetergents_Paper: Annual spending (in $1000s) on detergents and paper productsDelicatessen: Annual spending (in $1000s) on delicatessen productsClient_Type: Type of client – either HoReCa (Hotel/Restaurant/Café) or RetailRegion: Region of client – either Lisbon, Oporto, or OtherA wholesale distributor wants to understand the purchasing profiles of its clients. If a finite set of distinct profiles were defined, then a marketing strategy could be designed specifically for each set of similar clients. The company has compiled a data set that includes annual client spending on diverse product categories. You have been tasked with analyzing the data to determine what patterns emerge and how these patterns can be used to create specific client marketing profiles.Use k-means clustering to explore and analyze the data set by using only the quantitative variables to cluster the clients.Question 1: Explain the process you used to define the clusters such as the number of clusters formed, the specific variables used, etc. Include the "Cluster Sizes" and "Predictor Importance" outputs when submitting the answer.Question 2: Interpret the clusters with respect to the quantitative variables that were used in forming the clusters. Include the "Clusters" output when submitting the answer.Question 3: Discuss whether there is a pattern in the clusters with respect to the qualitative variables (i.e., Client_Type or Region). Include the charts illustrating these patterns when submitting the answer.Question 4: Provide an appropriate name for each cluster using any or all of the variables in the data set.Question 5: Based upon your analysis, what patterns emerged and how can these patterns be used to create specific client marketing profiles? Include discussion of the characteristics for each profile. Present your finding in the form of a 250-word executive summary that includes relevant data, charts, and tables.General Requirements:Submit the answers to Questions 1-4 and the executive summary as Word documents.APA format is not required, but solid academic writing is expected.

Assignment InstructionsPart I Instructions:# This is the flower box and it should be at the beginning of each assignment# You must add comments to your code# Program name : Wk2P1_firstname_lastname.py# Student Name : Ymmas Azaba# Course : ENTD220# Instructor : My Instructor# Date : Any Day# Copy Wrong : This is my workYou are going to create the following:A simple calculator to accept two numbers and print the addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of the two numbers.You are required to store each input number in a separate variable.Hints 1) You should also store each calculation in a variable 2) You will get an error if you divide by zero, you will address this problem next assignmentSample outputThis is my first programming assignmentEnter your First number ---> 25Enter your Second number ---> 14The Result of 25+14=39.0The Result of 25-14=11.0The Result of 25*14=350.0The Result of 25/14=1.78571428571 Thanks for using our calculator! Submission Instructions:Make sure that you save your code in a text file in this format. Check your file after the upload to see if they are readable. You can paste your code in the student submission text area.W2P1_firstname_lastname.pyPart II Instructions: # This is the flower box and it should at the beginning of each assignment# You must add comments to your code# Program name : Wk2P2_firstname_lastname.py# Student Name : Ymmas Azaba# Course : ENTD220# Instructor : My Instructor# Date : Any Day# Copy Wrong : This is my work You are going to enhance the prior assignment by doing the following:1) Limit the input range from -100 to 100 for each input number2) Prevent dividing by zero (Do not use try-except)3) Instead of hard coding values from -100 to 100, let the user enter the rangeHints:See sample output for messages. Sample outputEnter your Lower range ---> -100Enter your Higher range ---> 100Enter your First number ---> 50Enter your Second number ---> 20The Result of 50+20=70.0The Result of 50-20=30.0The Result of 50*20=1000.0The Result of 50/20=2.5 Thanks for using our calculator!==================================== Enter your Lower range ---> -50Enter your Higher range ---> 50Enter your First number ---> 20Enter your Second number ---> 0The Result of 20.0+0.0=20.0The Result of 20.0-0.0=20.0The Result of 20.0*0.0=0.0The Result of 20.0/0.0=You cannot divide by Zero Thanks for using our calculator!==================================== Enter your Lower range ---> 10Enter your Higher range ---> 50Enter your First number ---> 5Enter your Second number ---> 60 The input values are out side the input rangesPlease check the numbers and try againThanks for using our calculatorSubmission Instructions:Make sure that you save your code in a text file in this format; W2P2_firstname_lastname.py