Design, using an IPO chart, a tlow chart, pseudocode, or any reasonable combination

of these techniques, a module called checkGuess that accepts $2$ string inputs. The

first input will be the user's guess and the second input will be a secret letter chosen

at random. No Python code is expected or required for this solution.

If the first input is alphabetically after the second input, return a value of $1.$ If the first

input is alphabetically before the second input, return a value of $-1.$ If the two inputs

are equal return a value of $0.$ Do not take upper or lower case into consideration.

Use your module as part of a design, using an IPO chart, flow chart, pseudocode, or

any reasonable combination of these techniques, to solve the following problem.

Call your module using pseudocode like CALL checkGuess$($ op$1,$ op$2)$ AS val. Your

pseudocode should use your own variable names instead of op$1,$ op$2,$ and val. Be sure

to document any assumptions you make along the way in your design.

Problem:

A person is playing a guessing game in which they have $3$ guesses to figure out the

computer's secret letter which will be between A and $Z$ inclusive. If they guess the

letter correctly on the first guess the program should stop making them guess and

they should get $26$ points. If they guess the letter correctly on the second guess the

program should stop making them guess and they should get $13$ points. If they guess

the letter correctly on the third guess, they should get $7$ points. After an incorrect

guess tell the user if their guess was too high or too low based on the results of

checkGuess. If they fail to guess the letter correctly after $3$ guesses they get $0$ points.