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Exercise 66 Write a Python algorithm as a function which takes as input a string 's' and extract the list of all urls from the string 's'. Example: if s = "You can use google https://www.google.com or facebook https://www.facebook.com", the function returns the list: ['https://www.google.com', 'https://www.facebook.com'].

Exercise 65 Write a Python algorithm which takes a string 's' as input and returns True if the first character is the same as the last character of the string 's', and False otherwise. Example: if s = "render", the function must returns True. If s = "Python" the function returns False.

Exercise 64 Write a Python program as function which takes a string 's' as parameter and return the number of Uppercase characters within the string 's'. Example: if s = "Python Programming", the function must returns 2.

Exercise 63 Write a Python program as function called sum_of_digits() that take a string 's' as parameter and return the sum of digits in the string 's'. Solution def sum_of_digits(string): """ This function takes a string as input and returns the sum of all the digits in the string. """ # we initialize a variable…

Exercise 62 Write a Python algorithm which determines the list of digits within a given string 's'. Example: if s = "Python3.8 is more powerful than Python2.7 " the program must returns the list : ['3', '8', '2', '7']

Exercise 61 Write a Python algorithm as function which takes a string 's' as input and return an other string obtained by removing the duplicate characters of 's'. Example: if s = "Programming", the function must retun "Progamin"

Exercise 42 Create a Python program that prompts the user to input numbers separated by semicolons ';'. The program should then convert the input into a list of integers.