Question 1: Write a program that uses the function div_with_remainder that was defined in class. This was the function div_with_remainder:

def div_w_remainder(dividend,divisor):

whole = dividend//divisor

remainder = dividend%divisor

return(whole,remainder)

1. Define two global variables: big_total and maximum_share and initialize both of them to 0.

2. Write a function called share_items that takes 2 parameter arguments: a total_number_of_items, and the the number_of_people sharing the items. This function should use divide_with_remainder to figure out how much each person gets (whole) and what is left over (remainder). It also should update the 2 global variables as follows: (i) big_total should be the total of all instances of total_number_of_items; and (ii) maximum share should increase by whole if remainder is 0 and increase by whole + 1 if remainder is greater than 0. Basically big_total is the total of things that are being divided over all andmaximum_share is the largest amount that one person would receive if all participants shared the items being distributed in a mostly-fair way (some people got one extra when there was a remainder).

3. Write a function called question_1() that calls share_items at least 3 times and shows that it works. For example, the following instance of question_1, calls share_items 3 times:

   • the first time with arguments of 10 and 4;

   • the second time with arguments of 20 and 3; and

   • the third time with arguments of 14 and 7.

1. Then it puts big_total and maximum_share in a print statement. Here is what it looks like to call that function and for the result to print out:

>>> question_1()

The total is 44 and the maximum share is 12

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