Using Python to solve problem 3.4.2. Type in the code as given to implement a Madlibs problem. Write appropriate docstrings and comments.To solve the problem, please solve firstly example 2.4.13 ( it is 3.4.2 background and implement to it) Thanks alot. please show your solutions onto these two problems.

tllal answer with real values. 2.4.10. Repeat the exer 2.4.11. Repeat Exercise 2.4.4, 2.4.12. Repeat Exercise 2.4.7, but prompt for each of the values of a, b, and c first 2.4.13. The following program implements a Mad Lib. input e previous exercise, but now assume each of the four values first using the in degrees function, and then print the result. the input function, and then print the results. In in t col but prompt for c first using adj1 input ('Adjective: ') noun1 input ('Noun: ') noun2 = input ('Noun : ') adj 2= input ( , Adjective : ,) nom3= input ("Noun : ,) print('How to Throu a Party') print ) print ('If you are looking for a/an', adj1, 'way to') print ('celebrate your love of', nouni , how rint (noun2 + -themed costume party? Start by') print (sending invitations encoded in ad print ('giving directions to t 2, 'format') he location of your', noun3 + own Mad Lib program, requiring at least five parts of speech to insert. an download the program above trom the book web site to get you started.) Write your *2.5 BINARY ARITHMETIC Recall from Section 1.4 that numbers are stored in a co Therefore, computers must also perform arithm will briefly explore how binary addition works. in binary. In this 3.4.2. Write a function that implements your Mad Lib from from Exercise 2.4.13, a then write a complete program (with main function) that calls it. Your Mad la function should take the words needed to fill in the blanks as parameters. Y main function should get these values with calls to the input function, and the pass them to your function. Include docstrings and comments in your progran For example, here is a function version of the example in Exercise 2.4.13 (without docstrings or comments). def party(adj1, noun1, noun2, adj2, noun3): print('How to Throw a Party') print ) print ('If you are looking for a/an', adji, 'way to') print ('celebrate your love of', noun1 + ', how about a') print (noun2+ -themed costume party? Start by') print ('sending invitations encoded in', adj2, 'format') print ('giving directions to the location of your', noun3+. def main): firstAdj input ('Adjective: ) firstNoun input ('Noun:) secondNoun input'Noun:) secondAdj input ('Adjective: thirdNoun input ('Noun:) party(firstAdj, first Noun, secondNoun, secondadj, thirdNoun) main()