In Python. Make a function that when called returns one card from the deck. make a deep copy of the given code.

Rules: - When a card is printed from the function it is taken out of the deck - If the deck is empty print 'There are no more cards' from the function - Every call to the function returns one card. - A fresh deck can be made at any time - The function is called by asking the user how many cards they want to draw. One card is printed in the function each time it is called. - After drawing the user's cards, ask if they want to draw more cards from that deck, draw from a new deck (if so, then ask how many cards), or quit. Cand deck = [['Ace of Spades', 'King of Spades', I 'Queen of Spades', "Jack of Spades', I '10 of Spades', "9 of Spades', I '8 of Spades", 7 of Spades', 1 " 6 of Spades", "5 of Spades", I "4 of Spades", "3 of Spades", I "2 of Spades"], I ['Ace of Diamonds', "King of Diamonds', I 'Queen of Diamonds', 'Jack of Diamonds', I '10 of Diamonds', "9 of Diamonds', I " 8 of Diamonds", "7 of Diamonds', 1 " 6 of Diamonds", "5 of Diamonds', I "4 of Diamonds", '3 of Diamonds", I "2 of Diamonds'], ['Ace of Clubs', 'King of Clubs', I "Queen of Clubs", "Jack of Clubs", I "10 of Clubs", "9 of Clubs", I '8 of Clubs", '7 of Clubs', '6 of Clubs', '5 of Clubs', "4 of Clubs", '3 of Clubs', '2 of Clubs'],1 [Ace of Hearts', 'King of Hearts', 'Queen of Hearts', 'Jack of Hearts', I 10 of Hearts', 9 of Hearts', 1 '8 of Hearts', '7 of Hearts', '6 of Hearts', '5 of Hearts', '4 of Hearts', '3 of Hearts', '2 of Hearts'] Takes no values and returns no values In one while statement - Check to see if your game deck is empty (length is zero) - If so, tell the user that there are no more cards and break out of the while, effectively ending the function - You can else: continue or just not do an else - Populate a variable with a random number between 0 and the current length of the game deck (minus 1). This will choose a random suit (hearts, diamonds, etc) from the suits that are still populated with cards. - Check to see if that random suit is empty (length is zero) - If so, delete that suit and continue, returning control to the top of the while statement - You would delete game deck[suit number] - Populate a variable with a random number between 0 and the current length of the randomly chosen suit (minus one) - Print that card - Game deck[suit number][card number] - Delete that card from the current game deck - break Your body: Let the user know the deck has been shuffled Inside another while True: - Ask how many cards the user wants to draw - Use error checking to make sure they gave an integer. If not, warn them and continue. Use try/except and try casting the user input to an integer int(). - Use a For statement to call the card drawing function as many times as the user requested - Give the user the choices to draw again from the same deck, shuffle and draw or quit - Get the input, use IF/ELF/ELSE - If they quit, break - If they want to shuffle, deep copy the game deck from the original deck again, let them know it has been shuffled, then continue - If they quit, just continue After the while, use one input thanking the user for playing and telling them to hit enter to exit the script