Using python programming and while loops. Create a program that will output a counting box.

The program should prompt the user for these inputs,

in

exactly this order:

1.

The width

of

the

box

2.

The

height

of the box

For these inputs, you can assume the following:

The height and

width will be integers greater than zero

Using this width and height, the program will print out a box where there are

width

numbers on each line and

height

rows. The numbers must count up

starting from 1, and should continue counting up (do

not

restart

the numbering).

HINT:

You can keep the

print()

function from printing on a new line by

using

end="

"

at the end:

print(

"Hello"

, end=

"

"

)

. If you do want

to print a new line, you can call print without an argument:

print()

.

You can put anything you want inside the quotation marks

a

bove

, we have

used a single space, to se

parate the numbers in the counting box. You can

also use an empty string, a comma, or

even whole words!

(See the next page fo

r sample output.)

Here is some sample output for

hw3

_part

6

.py

, with the user input in

blue

.

(Yours does not have to match this word for word, but it should be similar.)

bash

-

4.1$ python hw3_part

6

.py

Please enter a width: 4

Please enter a height: 2

1 23 4

5 6 7 8