**Python Program Analysis**We have a setup with three Python files: `main.py`, `red.py`, and `green.py`. Each file contains different pieces of code. ### main.pyThis is the main script that imports two modules, `red` and `green`. It contains the following code:```pythonimport redimport greenprint(red.medium)print(green.medium)```The script imports variables from the other two files and prints their values.### red.pyThis file defines four color variables with varying shades of red:```pythondark = 'vermilion'bright = 'crimson'medium = 'salmon'dull = 'coral'```The variable `medium` is set to `'salmon'`.### green.pyThis file defines four color variables with varying shades of green:```pythondark = 'viridian'bright = 'forest'medium = 'chartreuse'dull = 'olive'```The variable `medium` is set to `'chartreuse'`.### Program OutputThe `main.py` script prints the values of `medium` from `red.py` and `green.py`. Therefore, the output will be:```salmonchartreuse```

In this scenario, we have a Python script split into multiple module files. main.py serves as the…

Type the program's output main.py red.py green.py import red import green print (red.medium) print (green.medium) Type the programs output main.py red.py green.py dark = 'vermilion' bright = 'crimson' medium= 'salmon' dull= 'coral' Type the program's output main.py red.py green.py dark = 'viridian' bright 'forest' medium = 'chartreuse' dull'olive' ||

Type the program's output main.py red.py green.py import red import green print (red.medium) print (green.medium) Type the programs output main.py red.py green.py dark = 'vermilion' bright = 'crimson' medium= 'salmon' dull= 'coral' Type the program's output main.py red.py green.py dark = 'viridian' bright 'forest' medium = 'chartreuse' dull'olive' ||

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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