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A program is written to provide information about wind categories based on speed thresholds.

Categories and speed thresholds (in km/h) are stored in parallel arrays. For example, the category "Breeze" is assigned when the speed is from 12 up to but not including 39 km/h.

The user enters an index and the name of the wind category at that array location is displayed. The user can also enter a wind speed, and the corresponding category name is displayed.

Open file Q01.py.

Amend the code to:

fix the syntax error on original line 5 thresholds = [0, 12, 39, 74", 118]
fix the NameError on original line 6 active = true
fix the syntax error on original line 8 wind_speed = 0150
fix the syntax error on original line 15 index = int(input("Enter an index: ")
fix the NameError on original line 21 category = categs[index]
fix the ValueError on original line 22 print(int(category))
fix the logic error on original line 26 if ((wind_speed < 0) and (wind_speed > 220)):
fix the logic error on original line 29 pointer = 1
fix the logic error on original line 35 elif (thresholds[pointer] <= wind_speed):
fix the logic error on original line 37 print(categories[pointer - 2])

Do not change the functionality of the given lines of code.

Do not add any additional functionality.

Save your amended code as Q01FINISHED.py

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