2: Selection When solving tasks for this topic, you cannot use: strings, arrays, loops, functions min and max. 2.1 Smallest Number Coding Exercise: Smallest Number Input three numbers. Write a program to output the smallest number. Use only one nested if and do NOT use and,or, to solve this problem. You need to create an account and log in to ask a question. You may enter input for the program in the box below. 2.2 Middle number Coding Exercise: Middle number Input three numbers. Output the middle number. Use logical operators and, or, not to minimize the amount of if-else statements. You need to create an account and log in to ask a question. You may enter input for the program in the box below. 2.3 Not 0 digits Coding Exercise: Not 0 digits Given a four digit number. Output the number of its digits that are not equal to 0. You are allowed to use a loop if know how to. You need to create an account and log in to ask a question. You may enter input for the program in the box below. 2.4 Leap Year Coding Exercise: Leap Year The leap year has 366 days, the common year has 365 days. The year is leap if it is divisible by 4 and not divisible by 100, or the year is divisible by 400. Given the year. Write a program to calculate the number of days in the given year. You need to create an account and log in to ask a question. You may enter input for the program in the box below. 2.5 Product of digits Coding Exercise: Product of digits Given an integer 3 digit number. Write a program to find out if the number is divisible by the product of its digits. If the number is divisible, output the quotient, otherwise output 0. For example, if the given number is equal to 312, the output should be 52, because 312 divided by 6 (i.e. 3*1*2) is equal to 52. You need to create an account and log in to ask a question. You may enter input for the program in the box below. 2.6 1 sec. before Coding Exercise: 1 sec. before Given three numbers that correspond the time, i.e. hours and minutes and seconds. Write a program to find the time before 1 second. When solving this task use 24 hour clock. You need to create an account and log in to ask a question. You may enter input for the program in the box below. 2.7 Duration of Activity Coding Exercise: Duration of Activity Given four integer numbers. The first two numbers correspond the activity starting time (hours and minutes), the other two numbers correspond the activity finishing time (hours and minutes). Calculate how much time the activity lasted. Output two numbers, i.e. the duration of the activity expressed in hours and minutes. When solving this task use 24 hour clock. Assume that the activity lasted less than 24 hours For example, if the given numbers are 15 20 16 48, they mean that the activity started at 15:20 and finished at 15:48. Your output should be 1 28, because the activity lasted for 1 hour and 28 minutes. You need to create an account and log in to ask a question. You may enter input for the program in the box below.