Websites are built using the idea of tags to define how a web browser displays the content. an opening tag indicates where the tag starts to takes effect and a closing tag indicates where the tag stops having an effect. write a function called webmarkup that assigns annotatedtext with the opening tag, followed by the elementtext, and then the closing tag. all input arguments are character vectors. restrictions: no spaces should exist between the tags and elementtext. the identifiertag should be surrounded by angle brackets. the closing identifiertag should contain an additional '/'.

In cell b18, enter a formula to calculate the amount budgeted for meals. this amount is based on the daily meal allowance and the total travel days (# of nights+1).

Your program should prompt the user for the dimensions of the two squares matrices, making sure that the user input is greater than or equal to 4.[ yes, an example would be a4x4matrix]2.if the above is not met, prompt the user for a new value.3.now generate random integernumbers to fill both matrices.4.display these two matrices on the screen.5.multiply the two matrices and display the result on the scre

Write a program that asks for 'name' from the user and then asks for a number and stores the two in a dictionary (called 'the_dict') as key-value pair. the program then asks if the user wants to enter more data (more data (y/n)? ) and depending on user choice, either asks for another name-number pair or exits and stores the dictionary key, values in a list of tuples and prints the list. note: ignore the case where the name is already in the dictionary. example: name: pranshu number: 517-244-2426 more data (y/n)? y name: rich number: 517-842-5425 more data (y/n)? y name: alireza number: 517-432-5224 more data (y/n)? n [('alireza', '517-432-5224'), ('pranshu', '517-244-2426'), ('rich', '517-842-5425')]