Submit a Python 3 function called random() that generates a random number between 0 and 10. 1) Your script may not import libraries designed to generate random numbers (e.g. random.randint) 2) Your script may import other standard Python libraries (sys, time, etc.) 3) It does not have to be statistically perfect, but if run 200 times, it should include every single number at least once Don't stress too much on this one. We're going to be talking about random numbers in the coming week, so the point is really just to get you thinking about how you would actually generate it. When working on your function, ask yourself the following: is my function predictable with more knowledge? Can I manipulate the environment to generate a number | want? What does it mean when I say this function is random? You don't need to respond to those, but you'll get more out of this if you think about them