Write a program that randomly generates 100 integer values in the range 1 to 50. Your program should display the numbers of the numbers generated occurred in the range 1-10, 11-20, etc. For example, your program should display: I have generated 100 random numbers between 1 and 50. The count in the following ranges is: 1..10: 20 11..20: 25 21..30: 12 31..40: 23 41..50: 20 Hint. Use a list or dictionary to hold the counts, one item for each range. You can generate a list of random numbers using list comprehension. import random rand_num_list = [random.randint(0,10) for _ in range(5)] # generates a list of 5 random numbers between 0 and 5. The easiest way to write this program is to use if statements to determine if the number that is entered is within a particular range. You should write this code in the main() function. Copy the following code into main.py. import random def rand_num_list_gen(num=100, lower=1, upper=50): rand_num_list = [random.randint(lower, upper) for _ in range(num)] return rand_num_list def main(): rand_num_list = rand_num_list_gen() pass def advanced_main(): num_to_gen = input("Please enter the number of integers to generate from the range: ") ranges = input("Please enter the ranges in the following format 1..5,6..10,11..20 ") rand_num_list = rand_num_list_gen(num=int(num_to_gen)) print("The count in the given ranges is: ") if __name__ == "__main__": main() # advanced_main() Advanced You should now write your code in the advanced_main() function. To test your code you should update the last three lines as follows: if __name__ == "__main__": # main() advanced_main() The above program that you wrote in main() is acceptable for a first attempt. However, you should then try modifying your program so that you can easily change the number of integers generated and the ranges of valid numbers (for example, the ranges could be changed to be 1..6, 7..12, 13..31, 32..50 or any other set of ranges). For example we might have overlapping ranges 1..30, 1..50. To do this, you could use two lists to store the upper and lower bound of each of the ranges. You could also use a dictionary, or a list of lists, or a list of tuples. Your program should work as follows: Please enter the number of integers to generate between 1 and 50.: 100 Please enter the ranges in the following format: e.g. 1..5,6..10,11..20,21..30,31..40,41..50 1..20,21..30,31..45,46..50 The count in the given ranges is: 1..20: 45 21..30: 20 31..45: 25 46..50: 10 Please enter the number of integers to generate between 1 and 50.: 200 Please enter the ranges in the following format: e.g. 1..5,6..10,11..20,21..30,31..40,41..50 1..30,1..50 The count in the given ranges is: 1..30: 117 1..50: 200 Here clearly there all 200 numbers will be in the range 1..50, but only 117 fall within the range 1..30. To simplify things do not worry about invalid input. In the case of invalid input your program should just fail with the standard ValueError.