Python

The Lottery Commission is planning to hire someone to code a program which can be used to easily determine a winning ticket number and amount won. You wish to be considered for the job. In order to demonstrate your programming skills you are to write a small 'sample' program which will: * generate and store a 2- digit lottery number Hint: Using the random module, as shown in lecture, can help here. * the user will then be prompted to enter a 2-digit number. If the user entry is not between 10 and 99, the program is to given an error message Otherwise, the program is to PRINT OUT THE LOTTERY NUMBER and then determine whether the user is a winner according to the following rules: - if the input matches the lottery number in the - if the input matches the lottery number in the exact order, the award is $10,000. - if both digits in the input value occur in the lottery number, but not in the same order, the award is $3,000. - if only one digit in the user input matches a digit in the lottery number, the award is $1,000 - if no digits in the user input occur in the lottery number, award is $0 Hint: You can either work with your numbers in int form, or convert to strings if you find that easier. Be sure that your program is well commented, and has been well tested. Output should be clearly labeled. Five sample runs of the program: Please enter your two digit number56 The winning number was 79 Sorry, better luck next time Please enter your two digit number79 The winning number was 79 You have the winning number, and have won $10,000 Please enter your two digit number97 The winning number was 79 Your numbers are out of order, you have won $3,000 Please enter your two digit number201 Your guess is not a two digit number Please enter your two digit number77 The winning number was 79 One of your digits occurs in the winning number, $1,000