$5.$ Consider the following code:

$1$ # Read in words from the user, and 'clean' it for later use

$2$ noun $=$ input$("$Please enter a $($non$-$proper$)$ noun: $")$

$3$ noun $=$ noun.lower$()$ # Make lowercase

$4$ noun $=$ noun.strip$()$ # Get rid of extra whitespace

$5$

$6$ adj $=$ input$("$Please enter an adjective:" $)$

$7$ adj $=$ adj.lower$()$ # Make lowercase

$8$ adj $=$ adj.strip$()$ # Get rid of extra whitespace

$9$

$10$ verb $=$ input$("$Please enter a verb:" $)$

$11$ verb $=$ verb.lower$()$ # Make lowercase

$12$ verb $=$ verb.strip$()$ # Get rid of extra whitespace

$13$

$14$ adv $=$ input$("$Please enter an adverb:" $)$

$15$ adv $=$ adv.lower$()$ # Make lowercase

$16$ adv $=$ adv.strip$()$ # Get rid of extra whitespace

$17$

$18$ print$($f "The $\{$ noun$\}$ was a very $\{$ adj$\}\{$ noun$\}.$ It always $\{$ adv$\}\{$ verb$\}$ everywhere." $)$

$19$

$($a$)$ As we can see, it is very repetitive. What is a function you could write to simplify the

code?

$($b$)$ What are some benefits of putting the code into a function, instead of leaving it as is$?$