QUESTION 1: Write a Python function called middle digit () that reads as keyboard input a positive three-digit integer n. The function returns an integer which is the middle digit of n. So if n = 123 then the function returns 2. It is not allowed to use strings in this function. Use modulo and whole division to determine the number.

QUESTION 1: Write a Python function called middle digit () that reads as keyboard input a positive three-digit integer n. The function returns an integer which is the middle digit of n. So if n = 123 then the function returns 2. It is not allowed to use strings in this function. Use modulo and whole division to determine the number.

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