Explain in detail three things you may do if you have followed the debugging procedure and are still unable to solve the problem.

What are three different approaches that you may use if you've completed the debugging procedure but are still unable to solve the problem?

Self-Explanation Examine the factorial(num1) function (Step 1): Look at the while loop inside this function. Why do you think it is getting stuck in an infinite loop? Hint: What should happen to num1 during each loop iteration to eventually stop the loop? How can you modify the code to ensure num1 decreases in value each time through the loop? Write down your ideas. Explain the Fix: Once you’ve figured out how to stop the infinite loop, explain what line of code you would add to ensure that num1 eventually becomes 0, allowing the loop to terminate. What role does this line of code play in the overall function? Step 2: Explore the Modulo Operator Next, let's think about how you can implement the modulo operator in the next function. Look at the moduloPractice(num1) function (Step 2): The goal here is to return the remainder when num1 is divided by 9. If you’re unsure how the modulo operator works, revisit zyBooks to review it. How will you use the modulo operator to find the…

Write the code in python programming for the below problem. Introduction One useful data point in detecting fraud is the account history of a customer. For an account, we receive notification of purchases and, sometimes, reports of fraud. Typically, a prior report of fraud for an account would increase the perceived risk of fraud on future transactions. Similarly, a history of non-fraudulent purchases for an account would decrease the risk of fraud. A credit card holder has 90 days to report any fraudulent transactions with the card. So if an account has purchases over 90 days old and no reports of fraud, we assume that these older purchases were not-fraudulent. Problem Description The purpose of this programming problem is to determine the status of a customer account history at the time a new purchase is made. The input is a sequence of customer account events, in chronological order. Each event has three fields, all of which are of string type ,, For example:…