SpecificationYou must write a script that prints a table of inches and their cquivalent centimcter values.You convert inches to centimeters using the formulacm = inches * 2.54Centimeter values must be integers.At the top of the table should appear the labels "Inches" and "Centimeters",Under these labels should be a line of dashes.The centimeter values should align with the "Centimeters" label.In other words, it will work in exactly the same way asBut it will do this in a different way.The script will create the table using 3 functions which you must write.• print_conversion_table• print_table_header• print_table_lineThese functions will be called using test code which you will find below.print_conversion_tableThis function must have the following headerdef print_conversion_table(min, max):This function will will print the conversion table.It will call print_table_header to print the labels at the top of the table.It will use a for loop to call print_line to print each line of the table.This function will be called by the test code you will find below.print_table_headerThis function must have the following headerdef print_table_header():This should print the labels "Inches" and "Centimeters".It should then print a line of dashes.print_table_lineThis function must have the following headerdef print_table_line(inches):This function will print one line of the conversion table.It will convert the inches value into centimeters.Then it will print the inches and centimeters,The centimeter values should align with the "Centimeter" label.See the example below.Script for this assignmentOpen an a text editor and create the fileYou can use the editor built into IDLE or a program like Sublime.Test CodeYour hw6.py file must contain the following test code at the bottom of the filemin = int(input ("Minimum inches: "))max = int(input ("Maximum inches: "))print()print_conversion_table(min, max)This code is needed to call the functions that you will create for this assignment. SuggestionsWrite this program in a step-by-step fashion using the technique of incremental development.In other words, write a bit of code, test it, make whatever changes you need to get it working, and go on to thenext step.1. Copy only the function headers for the three functions listed above into your script file.Under each header, write pass.pass is a special Python statement that does nothing.You use it in situations like this.Make sure each pass statement is indented.Run the script.Fix any errors you find.2. Remove the pass statement from print_conversion_table.Print the parameters min and max.Copy the test code above to the bottom of your script.Run the script.Fix any errors you find.3. Replace the print statement in print_conversion_table with a call to print_table_header.Remove the pass statement from print_table_header.Add a print statement for the labels at the top of the table.You will need to put a Tab character between the two words so everything will line up.You do this with an escape sequence.Add another print statement for the line of dashes.Run the script.After the input prompts you should seeInchesCentimetersFix any errors you find.4. In print_conversion_table add a for loop that loops from min to max.The name of the loop variable should be inches.Inside the loop print the value of inches.Run the script.Fix any errors you find.5. In print_conversion_table replace the print statement inside the for loop with a call toprint_table_line.Inside print_table_line remove the pass statement.Replace it with a statement that prints the value of the parameter inches.Run the script.The output should be the same as above but now it comes from print_table_line.Fix any errors you find.6. Remove the print statement from print_table_line.In it's place you need to write an assignment statement that sets the value of the local variable cm.Use the same formula you used in homework 5 to get the value for cm.Print the values of both inches and cm.Run the script.Fix any errors you find.7. Change the print statement in print_table_line so it prints a single string with a Tab characterbetween inches and cm.You will have to use the conversion function str to change both variables to a string.The values should line up with the labels for each column.Run the script.Fix any errors you find.

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SpecificationYou must write a script that prints a table of inches and their cquivalent centimcter values.You convert inches to centimeters using the formulacm = inches * 2.54Centimeter values must be integers.At the top of the table should appear the labels &#34;Inches&#34; and &#34;Centimeters&#34;,Under these labels should be a line of dashes.The centimeter values should align with the &#34;Centimeters&#34; label.In other words, it will work in exactly the same way asBut it will do this in a different way.The script will create the table using 3 functions which you must write.• print_conversion_table• print_table_header• print_table_lineThese functions will be called using test code which you will find below.print_conversion_tableThis function must have the following headerdef print_conversion_table(min, max):This function will will print the conversion table.It will call print_table_header to print the labels at the top of the table.It will use a for loop to call print_line to print each line of the table.This function will be called by the test code you will find below.print_table_headerThis function must have the following headerdef print_table_header():This should print the labels &#34;Inches&#34; and &#34;Centimeters&#34;.It should then print a line of dashes.print_table_lineThis function must have the following headerdef print_table_line(inches):This function will print one line of the conversion table.It will convert the inches value into centimeters.Then it will print the inches and centimeters,The centimeter values should align with the &#34;Centimeter&#34; label.See the example below.Script for this assignmentOpen an a text editor and create the fileYou can use the editor built into IDLE or a program like Sublime.Test CodeYour hw6.py file must contain the following test code at the bottom of the filemin = int(input (&#34;Minimum inches: &#34;))max = int(input (&#34;Maximum inches: &#34;))print()print_conversion_table(min, max)This code is needed to call the functions that you will create for this assignment. SuggestionsWrite this program in a step-by-step fashion using the technique of incremental development.In other words, write a bit of code, test it, make whatever changes you need to get it working, and go on to thenext step.1. Copy only the function headers for the three functions listed above into your script file.Under each header, write pass.pass is a special Python statement that does nothing.You use it in situations like this.Make sure each pass statement is indented.Run the script.Fix any errors you find.2. Remove the pass statement from print_conversion_table.Print the parameters min and max.Copy the test code above to the bottom of your script.Run the script.Fix any errors you find.3. Replace the print statement in print_conversion_table with a call to print_table_header.Remove the pass statement from print_table_header.Add a print statement for the labels at the top of the table.You will need to put a Tab character between the two words so everything will line up.You do this with an escape sequence.Add another print statement for the line of dashes.Run the script.After the input prompts you should seeInchesCentimetersFix any errors you find.4. In print_conversion_table add a for loop that loops from min to max.The name of the loop variable should be inches.Inside the loop print the value of inches.Run the script.Fix any errors you find.5. In print_conversion_table replace the print statement inside the for loop with a call toprint_table_line.Inside print_table_line remove the pass statement.Replace it with a statement that prints the value of the parameter inches.Run the script.The output should be the same as above but now it comes from print_table_line.Fix any errors you find.6. Remove the print statement from print_table_line.In it's place you need to write an assignment statement that sets the value of the local variable cm.Use the same formula you used in homework 5 to get the value for cm.Print the values of both inches and cm.Run the script.Fix any errors you find.7. Change the print statement in print_table_line so it prints a single string with a Tab characterbetween inches and cm.You will have to use the conversion function str to change both variables to a string.The values should line up with the labels for each column.Run the script.Fix any errors you find.

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def print_table_header(): print("
	 Inches 	 Centimeters") print("-"*50)
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You must write a script that prints a table of inches and their equivalent centimeter values. You convert inches to centimeters using the formula