The function create_email is designed to take two parameters…

The function create_email is designed to take two parameters: username (string) and domain (string). It should return a formatted email address in the format  “username@domain.com” format. The function ensures that both input arguments are lowercase and that there are no extra spaces or missing arguments. For example,  create_email(“my_name”, “gmail”) should return “my_name@gmail.com”, and if either argument is missing, it should return “Invalid email”. However, this function contains several logic errors. Identify and correct the errors in the code snippet so that the function works as intended. You cannot change entire chunks of code or rewrite the function. Mention the line number where the error is, what the error is, and the correction. There may be multiple errors on each line, so look VERY carefully. Note: the lower, upper, and strip functions return a new string. .strip() – remove whitespace at beginning and end of string 1. def create_email(username + domain): 2. username.lower().strip()3. domain = domain.upper().strip()4. if domain == “” or domain == ” “: 5. return “Invalid email”6. email = username + domain + “.com”7. return email

What will be the output of the following code snippet? If th…

What will be the output of the following code snippet? If the program results in an error, put down ‘ERROR’.  def print_output(function, *args):    value = 5    for arg in args:        value += arg    print(f”The function output is: {function(value)}”)def magic(x):    return int(x ** 0.5)print_output(magic, 7, 4, 2, 2, 5)

Your arrival time at work, in minutes after 8 am, X,  is  f(…

Your arrival time at work, in minutes after 8 am, X,  is  f(x) = e-x for x > 0.  This copywritten question is part of a quiz or exam at Arizona State.  It may not be posted to Chegg.com or any other website or reproduced without the permission of the author, Dr. L. Chattin, and Arizona State University. X What is the probability that you arrive before 8:0[a] am? Express your answer to four decimal places.