d$.$ Save the code file again, this time as Q$2\_$OUCU$\_$d$.$py$.$ In part $($c$)$ your code always

produces $3$ repetitions of the basic element. Now modify your code so that the required

number of repetitions is held in a variable number$\_$of$\_$elements, where

number$\_$of$\_$elements is initialised to $3$ in this case but can be initialised to a different

value as required.

Run your program using different values of number$\_$of$\_$elements to test that it

produces the expected output.

Paste your Python code into your solution document as text, using an evenly spaced

font such as Courier New or Consolas, and state whether it produced the expected

output when you ran it$.$

Also include the code file in your TMA zip file.