8. Write the DEFINITION of a Python function called weird max, which receives two positive int arguments name x and y and a bool argument strong, in that order. When strong is False, the function should return whichever of x and y is greater (either one if there is a tie). When strong is True, the function should return whichever of x and y is greater IF the greater one is at least 10 greater than the other, and otherwise it should return 0. For example, weird max (5, 7, False) should return 7, and weird max (5, 7, True) should return 0. Also, weird max (20, 10, b) should return 20 if b is either True or False. 9. Write code which asks the user to input an integer x and a string y, and then writes the value of x into a file whose name is the value of y.