please do it in python language first picture is problem and second one is just hint for you. thanks Your program shall generate a random arithmetic expression based on a user's level (this should range from 2-5).Use the level number to determine the number of operands in the expression ex. level 2 generates expression of the form 2-5The program shall display the generated expression and collect user input for an answer to the expression.The program shall compare the user's given answer to the program evaluated result (round to 2dp), and print the outcome: ie. invalid input, wrong answer (different fromcomputed value) or right answer (equal to computed value within 2dp)Your program shall allow a user to repeat this process in one run of the application (keep track of number of sessions for each run) defaultf"""Roots of a Quadratic functionGiven a quadratic function:f(x) = ax{chr(exb2)} + bx + CThis program takes as user input real number values for: a b cand calculates the values of x for which f(x) = 0 using the formula:(-b {chr(0x00b1)} {chr(0x221a)} (b{chr(exb2)} - 4ac))/2a"".splitlines ()11111=def print_about (about: listdefault, char-'*'):Prints a fancy program title and user instructions:param about Information to be printed:param char- A character to embellish the output***I# find Length of the Longest Line in about and add 10 for extra paddinglength = max([len (line) for line in about]) + 10print (char*length) # 1st Line with only symbol charprint (f"{char}{' * (length - 2)}{char}") # 2nd Line: space bordered by symbol char# print title i.e. first Line, upper case and centered bordered by symbol charprint (f'{char}{about [0]. upper():^{length-2}}{char}')=# print 'About' padded with 3 spaces and left alignedprint (f"{char}\t{'About:':<{length-4}}{char}" .expandtabs (3))# Print instructions i.e. items 1-Last in about# Each instruction is padded with 3 spaces and Left alignedfor i in range(1, len(about)):print (f' {char}\t\t{about [i]:<{length-7}}{char}' .expandtabs (3))# closing Lines must mirror open Linesprint (f"{char}{'* (length - 2)}{char}")print(char* length)print () # add trailing blank Lineif_name_=='__main__':print_about()

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Your program shall generate a random arithmetic expression based on a user's level (this should range from 2-5). Use the level number to determine the number of operands in the expression ex. level 2 generates expression of the form 2-5 The program shall display the generated expression and collect user input for an answer to the expression. The program shall compare the user's given answer to the program evaluated result (round to 2dp), and print the outcome: ie. invalid input, wrong answer (different from computed value) or right answer (equal to computed value within 2dp) Your program shall allow user to repeat this process in one run of the application (keep track of number of sessions for each run)

Your program shall generate a random arithmetic expression based on a user's level (this should range from 2-5). Use the level number to determine the number of operands in the expression ex. level 2 generates expression of the form 2-5 The program shall display the generated expression and collect user input for an answer to the expression. The program shall compare the user's given answer to the program evaluated result (round to 2dp), and print the outcome: ie. invalid input, wrong answer (different from computed value) or right answer (equal to computed value within 2dp) Your program shall allow user to repeat this process in one run of the application (keep track of number of sessions for each run)

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ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Chapter5: Repetition Statements

Section5.5: A Closer Look: Loop Programming Techniques

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