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1. It multiplies kilometers by 0.6214 to calculate the distance in miles.
2. It prints a statement displaying both the original distance in kilometers and the converted distance in miles.

Q2a:

Python code:

def message():
    print("I am Arthur,")
    print("King of the Britons.")

message()

Summary:

This program defines a function called message() that prints two lines of text: "I am Arthur," and "King of the Britons." It then calls the message() function to execute those print statements.

Description of execution:

1. The message() function is defined.
2. When called, it prints "I am Arthur," on a line by itself.
3. It then prints "King of the Britons." on another line.
4. The program ends.

Sample Answer

Q1:

Python code:

def kilometers_to_miles():
    kilometers = float(input("Enter a distance in kilometers: "))
    miles = kilometers * 0.6214
    print(kilometers, "kilometers is equal to", miles, "miles.")

kilometers_to_miles()

Description of execution:

1. The program prompts the user to enter a distance in kilometers.
2. It converts the input to a floating-point number and stores it in the kilometers variable.