Analyzing Answers/Writing Tiny Codes!! Budget $30----$40

Question 1 1. Here is the code for the constructor from class Spell: private int _turns; private int _hitPoints; private int _range; private int _damage; private SpellType _type; public Spell(int range, int damage, SpellType type, Game game, Point location, Random random) : base(game, location) { _type = type; if (range >= 50 && range <= 300) { _range = range; } else { _range = [login to view URL](50, 300); } if (damage >= 10 && damage <= 35) { _damage = damage; } else { _damage = [login to view URL](10, 35); } _hitPoints = [login to view URL](0.015 * (_range + _damage)); //Rounds to nearest whole number. if (_range < 150) { if (_type == [login to view URL]) { _turns = 2; } else { _turns = 3; } } else if (_range < 225) { if (_type == [login to view URL]) { _turns = 3; } else { _turns = 4; } } else if (range < 275) { if (_type == [login to view URL]) { _turns = 4; } else { _turns = 5; } } else { _turns = 5; } if (_turns < 5 && _damage > 20) { _turns++; //Increase the number of turns required to set up the spell (up to the maximum), because of the damage } } Using this code alone, complete the following blanks with **: _range _damage _type _hitPoints _turns 50 20 [login to view URL] ** ** 100 15 [login to view URL] ** ** 180 18 [login to view URL] ** ** 200 25 [login to view URL] ** ** 75 30 [login to view URL] ** ** Question 2 Given a list of Card objects: List<Card> deck = new List<Card>(); And a StreamWriter object: StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter(@"C:\My Documents\[login to view URL]"); Which has already been populated with some number of Card objects, write a loop that will write all of the Card objects to a file using theStreamWriter object. Use the Card class' Suit and Value properties to write the cards to the file in the format: Suit of Value (e.g. A of Spades) Question 3 Write a for loop which will iterate 15 times, it doesn't matter what happens in the body of the loop, you may fill this in as you see fit (a simple comment is OK). Question 4 Write a for loop which will iterate 10 times, increasing the value of the loop counter variable by 2 on each iteration. It doesn't matter what happens in the body of the loop, you may fill this in as you see fit (a simple comment is OK).