hi, can you help me figure out what's wrong with my code and how to fix it. I think its something with the loop function Here is what it should do: If the player does not come close enough the target after 5 tries, they lose. If they get close enough to the target, they win. Use decision logic to decide if they win during a try, and if they do, use a return statement to end the function (and thus end the loop).

from a04_artillery_games import calculate_projectile_distance from a04_artillery_games import calculate_launch_angle import random import math def raging_rabbits2(): it will be an interactive program that takes input from the keyboard calculates some values, and prints output to the console." #print outcome print("Welcome to Raging Rabbits!") initial_velocity = random.randint(100, 200) print("Your cannon has been calibrated with an initial launch velocity of", initial velocity, "meters/second."), min_distance = calculate_projectile_distance (10, initial velocity) max_distance = calculate_projectile_distance (45, initial_velocity) print("At this velocity, you can hit a target between %.2f" % min_distance, "and %.2f" % max_distance, "meters."), range = max_distance - min_distance error_allowed = 0.65 * range print("To succeed, you must land your bomb within %0.2f" % error_allowed, "meters of the target."), target_distance = random. randint(int(min_distance), int(max_distance)), print("Your target is located at", target_distance, "meters."), print("You get 5 tries to hit your target.") print() 09 print("Your target is located at", target_distance, "meters."), print("You get 5 tries to hit your target."); print() for i in range(1,6): print("Attempt", i) print() launch_angle = int(input("Enter your launch angle in (degrees): ")) distance = calculate_projectile_distance (launch_angle, initial_velocity), print("Your projectile traveled", distance, "meters.") error = target_distance - distance print("Your shot was", error, "meters from the target."); print() if (int(error) -(int(error_allowed) )): print("Your hit your target!") return print("Your were not close enough to the target. :) 56 57 58 #our main program here: if __name__ == '_main_': raging_rabbits2() You get 5 tries to hit your target. Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Users/marissakachadoorian/Desktop/CS108/a06_raging_rabbits2.py", line 58, in raging_rabbits2(). File "/Users/marissakachadoorian/Desktop/CS108/a06_raging_rabbits2.py", line 37, in raging_rabbits2 for i in range(6): TypeError: 'float' object is not callable dhcp-wifi-8021x-168122206209:CS108 marissakachadoorian$ 11