Implement a function named get_player_selection. This function has parameters for the players number (which will be either 1 or 2), and the number of sticks remaining on the board. For this function you will need to do the following:Use the input function to get the player to type in their selection.Validate the user’s input, printing out a message if they enter an invalid number and continually prompting them until they do enter a valid number. The user may enter any number between 1 and 3, unless there are fewer than 3 sticks remaining, in which case they can only enter between 1 and the number of sticks remaining. As in the example, the input prompt should list the valid range of numbers.Return the (validated) number as an integer (not a string).You should test that this function works by running it in the REPL. Make sure you try different scenarios, like the user entering an invalid number multiple times in a row. After you are done testing and fixing any errors you find, you should stage, commit, and sync your changes to avoid accidentally losing them. The test cases that you write for this function can be submitted for extra credit. Include them in a text document named tests.txt. For each test case, provide it with a header indicating what function you are testing and a unique test number. Then provide the code one must run in the REPL to run the test. ```pythonimport randomdef get_player_selection(player_number, sticks_left): """ parameters: players number (either 1 or 2) number of sticks remaining on the board """ input("Please type in your selection: ") pass # remove this line when you start implementing your function```### Explanation#### Lines 1-2- **import random**: This line imports the `random` module, which provides functions for generating random numbers. This might be used later in the program for functionality that requires randomness.#### Lines 4-23- **def get_player_selection(player_number, sticks_left):**: This line defines a function named `get_player_selection` that takes two parameters: `player_number` and `sticks_left`.#### Docstring (Lines 6-9)- The docstring provides information about the parameters: - **player_number**: Indicates the player making a selection, either player 1 or 2. - **sticks_left**: Represents the number of sticks remaining on the board.#### Line 11- **input("Please type in your selection: ")**: Prompts the user to type in their selection. The input from the user is not stored or processed in the current implementation.#### Line 13- **pass**: A placeholder indicating that the function currently does nothing. It suggests removing this line when you start implementing the actual logic of the function. **Example 1:**Welcome to the game of sticks! How many sticks are there on the table initially (10-100)? 10 There are 10 sticks on the board. Player 1: How many sticks do you take (1-3)? 3 There are 7 sticks on the board. Player 2: How many sticks do you take (1-3)? 3 There are 4 sticks on the board. Player 1: How many sticks do you take (1-3)? 3 There is 1 stick on the board. Player 2: How many sticks do you take (1-1)? 1 Player 2, you lose.

Coded using Python 3.import random def get_player_selection(player_number, sticks_left): """ Parameters: player_number (type: int): Either 1 or 2. Represents Player 1 or Player 2. sticks_left (type: int): The number of sticks remaining Gets the player's choice for the number of sticks they want to take for their turn. Returns: move (type: int): The number of sticks the player chooses to take. """ valid_input = False while not valid_input: if sticks_left < 3: question = "Player " + str(player_number) + ": How many sticks do you want to take (1-" + str(sticks_left) + ")?" move = input(question) else: question = "Player " + str(player_number) + ": How many sticks do you want to take (1-3)? " move = input(question) while move.isdigit() == False: print("You must enter a numerical value. Please try again.") if sticks_left < 3: question = "Player " + str(player_number) + ": How many sticks do you want to take (1-" + str(sticks_left) + ")?" move = input(question) else: question = "Player " + str(player_number) + ": How many sticks do you want to take (1-3)? " move = input(question) move = int(move) if move < 1 or move > 3 or move > sticks_left: valid_input = False if sticks_left < 3: print("Please enter a number between 1 and ", sticks_left) else: print("Please enter a number between 1 and 3") else: valid_input = True return move