<prompt> Andika kazi ambayo inachukua kamba na magazeti juu ya herufi juu ya nafasi ya idadi ya kwanza.  <response>: Heres one way to do it:def prime_position_charsstring: for i in range2, lenstring1: if alli n ! 0 for n in range2, i: printstringi-1, end This function iterates through each position in the string and checks if the position is a prime number by testing if it is not divisible by any integer except 1 and itself. If it is a prime number position, then the character at that position is printed. Note that the position is adjusted by subtracting 1 because Python uses zero-indexing. To use this function, you can call it with your desired string as the argument: prime_position_charshello worlde l o w r In this example, the function printed the characters at position 2 e, 3 l, 5 o, 7 w, and 11r, which are all prime number positions. 