USE PYTHON 3 ONLY

1a) Write an infinite while loop that prints out:

"I will not write on the board"

1b) You can interrupt the above loop by pressing ctrl-c in the Python shell.  A neater way of handling the escape from this infinite loop is to enclose this code in a try-except block.

2a) Write a while loop that iterates 10 times and prints out the iteration number to the Python shell.  Start the iteration at 1.

2b) Modify the loop so that it iterates 10 times but the iteration number is advanced by 2 rather than by 1.

3) Write an infinite loop that gets a random number between

1 and 8.  Ask the user to guess a number between 1 and 8.

If the user's guess matches the random number, print a message congratulating the user and then break out of the loop.

Otherwise, tell the user to try again.

4a) Write a for loop that iterates from 3 to 98 in steps of 5.  Print out the value each time through the loop.

4b) For comparison, write a while that works exactly the same way.

5) Write nested for loops that print out the value of each index for each iteration through the loop.  The first loop should start at 1 and end at 3 and the second loop should start at 10 and end at 1.