Programming Midterm The Great Word Game. For person1, enter…

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Prоgrаmming Midterm The Greаt Wоrd Gаme. Fоr person1, enter in a name and two ints, a and b. For person2, ask for another name and it’s a and b. Both persons will have a tag, the first three characters of their name and their a and their b. If the name is less than 3, then use the whole name (i.e., should not crash). In the rest of the print statements, you will use this tag. Going in order, each player inputs a word for their word competition to calculate their “score”. Their score is their word’s length + their ‘a’ – the ‘b’ of the other player as their score. (so for p1, p1’s score =  p1length+p1a-p2b) Compare the values in the formulae to determine who wins/loses. If the difference is greater than 10, double the a and b values of that player. Note: You do have to update the tag. Print out the result with each player’s win/loss amount (it will either be 1/0 0/1 or 0/0 since there is only one round).   Example run: Enter P1's name, a, and b>> mood 5 4Enter P2's name, a, and b>> sovde 5 5moo_5_4: enter your word:>> ducksov_5_5: enter your word:>> catsarethebestanimaleversov_5_5 is the winner!sov_5_5 INCREASE!sov_10_10 CURRENT!win counts: moo_5_4: 0  sov_10_10:1

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