Assume the days of the week are numbered 0,1,2,3,4,5,6 from Sunday to Saturday. Write a Python program with a function called getDayName() which if it is given the day number, and it returns the day name (a string). The value for dayNumber is set in line #21 and this value should be read from the keyboard to make your program more general. Meaning that you can test different values for dayNumber without changing your code all the time. The function getDayName() is called in line #22 and it should return the string Tuesday for the value of 2 for dayNumber as set in line #21. Hint: You should use nested-if-else in your getDayName() function. Or a switch statement. You should print the value of dayName in line #23 and make sure each value of dayNumber from 0 to to 6 passed to the function getDayName(), it does return the correct string for the day name. Now, if you pass an invalid value for the dayNumber such as 10 to the getDayName() function, your getDayName() function will return an incorrect value. Hence, add a statement in your main function to validate the input such that the function getDayName() will only be called if the values for dayNumber are from 0 to 6. These are the valid values. Otherwise, display an error message and do NOT call the getDayName() function.

3 Hence, if the value for dayNumber is 10, then you should have this error message output and the getDayName() function is NOT called. Lastly, add a function called printInfo() that will accept the dayNumber and dayName value and print these two values with some text to make the output meaninful.