By python We want to write a Python program for n players, which are playing a tournament. In this competitionplayers solve 5 simple arithmetic problems. The arithmetic problems consist of simple additionoperations of the form:numberl + number2 =,where the operands numberl and number2 are randomly generated.Initially your program displays a menu to enter the number of players and the difficulty level as shownin figure 1:Tournament_ quizEnter number of players : 3Player 1Level:- E or e for Easy- A or a for Advanced levellevelEnter your choice : xIncorrect input try againLevel:- E or e for Easy- A or a for Advanced levellevelEnter your choice : EFigure 1 Program initial menuThe difficulty level determines the number of digits in the operands number1 and number2:Easy level means the operands consists of a unique digit (0, 1, 2,.., 9).Advanced level means the operands consists of two digits (10, 11,.., 99). The output file name consists of your name and your ID, e.g. Ahmed_14532.txt.Tournament Quizplayr_numno_corr_ansno_triesscore0.570.67147246Figure 2: Sample output fileTasks: Your program should consist of the following functions:Main: A function that performs file processing, reads number of participants, calls other functions,and generates the output file.showMenu : A function with no parameters and returns a char that represents the level of difficulty.findoperands: A function with one input parameter: the difficulty level. It returns a tuple of tworandomly generated operands.userQuiz: A function to process a single player. This function has the difficulty as a uniqueparameter. It returns a tuple of the following format:numb_of_corr_answers, numb_of_tries , score

We want to write a Python program for n players, which are playing a tournament. In this competition players solve 5 simple arithmetic problems. The arithmetic problems consist of simple addition operations of the form: numberl + number2 · where the operands numberl and number2 are randomly generated. Initially your program displays a menu to enter the number of players and the difficulty level as shown in figure 1:

We want to write a Python program for n players, which are playing a tournament. In this competition players solve 5 simple arithmetic problems. The arithmetic problems consist of simple addition operations of the form: numberl + number2 · where the operands numberl and number2 are randomly generated. Initially your program displays a menu to enter the number of players and the difficulty level as shown in figure 1:

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