Create a variable today that represents the current date. Use the referenced function so that it's accurate whenever the cell is executed.

$2pt$

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Create a variable days$\_$to$\_$break that is how many days from the current date until the end of the current quarter. Hint: subtract the date

variables you just made! Print the variable after you create it; your printed output can include a $00$:$00$:$00$ timestamp. days$\_$to$\_$break will

be a timedelta value $($a difference in time$),$ not a string! $[2$pt$]$

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Define a function when$\_$can$\_$vote$\_$us$()$ that takes as an argument a birth date $($as a date value!$).$ This function should return the date in

which a person born on that day can legally vote in the US $($i$.$e$.,$ when they turn $18$ years old$).[9$pt$]$

In order to calculate this date, you should use the dateutil.relativedelta module. You will need to import the relativedelta function from

this module, which will let you specify a "time change" in terms of years $($using a named argument$)$ that can then be added $(+)$ to a date

value. See the examples for details $--$ look especially at the code examples provided.

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Demonstrate your when$\_$can$\_$vote$\_$us function works by printing out when someone born today will be able to vote. $[2$pt$]$

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Define a function make$\_$birthday$\_$announcement $()$ that takes in two arguments: a name $($as a string$),$ and a date of birth $($as adate$--$

not a string$).$ This function should return a string of the format $"\{$NAME$\}\text{'}$s bir thday is in $\{$N$\}$ days" $($replacing $\{$NAME$\}$ with the

argument, and $\{N\}$ with the number of days from today until the person's next birthday$).[16$pt$]$

This algorithm can be a bit tricky! A few tips:

If you use the relativedelta$()$ function rather than the subtraction operator to produce a "time difference", you'll be able to extract

the number of days or years in that difference by by accessing the $.$days or $.$ years properties $($e$.$g$.,$ time$\_$difference. years$).$

Once you've determined how many years old the person currently is$,$ you can use that number to figure out the date that they turn one

year older $($similar to how you calculated voting age$).$

You can then calculate the time difference between the their next birthday and today. You can just use normal subtroction to calculate

the difference, because the values are already relativedeltas. You can then access the number of $.$ days in that difference value.

Be sure to use the today $()$ function to get today's current date$-$your function should work correctly no matter when it is executed.

Other approaches are also acceptable; the goal here is to practice with algorithmic approaches and functions!

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Create a variable my$\_$bday$\_$announcement by calling your make$\_$bir thday$\_$announcement $()$ function and passing in your name $($use

your existing variable!$)$ and your birthdate. Print the variable after you create it$.[2$pt$]$

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