PLEASE SOLVE THIS IN PYTHON 3: 1. In this exercise, you must incorporate if-else conditional logic as well as loop (for

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PLEASE SOLVE THIS IN PYTHON 3:
1. In this exercise, you must incorporate if-else conditionallogic as well as loop (for or while) along with mouse interactionand keyboard input to enter numbers, into your drawing program.
2. For example, the demo program first shown in class asks auser to enter total number of shapes.
3. Using if-else logic, the program separates the region/widthinto two regions (if p.getX() < 250), then mouse clickinteraction creates two different shapes (circles on the left halfregion, and squares on the other half region).
4. Find a way to segment the window into 4 areas, and when auser click in each area, generate different shapes.
Example of the output:

Please Solve This In Python 3 1 In This Exercise You Must Incorporate If Else Conditional Logic As Well As Loop For 1 (31.78 KiB) Viewed 39 times

Mouse interaction example:

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Enter max number of shapes: 16. ('pt0', 110, 378) ('pt1', 90, 94) ('pt2', 150, 173) ('pt3', 63, 179) ('pt4', 182, 113) ('pt5', 139, 22) ('pt6', 391, 87) ('pt7', 454, 55) ('pt8', 342, 33) ('pt9', 363, 177) ('pt10', 394, 313) ('pt11', 84, 310) ('pt12', 248, 55) ('pt13', 329, 16) ('pt14', 473, 142) ('pt15', 374, 140) >>> 74 if-else conditional in graphics
from graphics import * maximumPoints = def main (): int (raw_input ("Enter maximum number of points:")) win = Graphwin ("click Fun", 700, 300) for i in range (maximumPoints): p = win.getMouse () p.draw (win) print ("point" + str(i), p.getX(), p.getY()) main () >>> Enter maximum number of points:5 ('point0', 317, 69) ('point1', 199, 139) ('point2', 256, 228) ('point 3', 396, 247) ('point4', 483, 100) 776 click Fun