Function Name: getNextCoordinate$()$

Parameters: wormholeCoordinates $($ list $),$ currentLocation $($ list $)$

Returns: nextCoordinate $($ string $)$

Description: In the movie Interstellar, astronauts embark on a mission through a mysterious

wormhole near Saturn to find a new habitable planet for humanity, and you've recently joined the

team.

Write a function that takes in two parameters: wormhole coordinates, a list of lists formatted as $,$

$y,z,$ locationName $],$ and your current coordinates, a list formatted as $x,y,z.$ Your function

should find the coordinate for the closest wormhole relative to your current location and the dis$-$

tance it takes to get there. If the lowest distance is less than or equal to $50,$ return the string "The

next coordinate is $\{$next$\_$coordinate$\},$ we can go$!",$ where next$\_$coordinate is a list in the format

$x,y,z$ of the closest wormhole. Otherwise, return the string "Oops..., not enough fuel to

make it to $\{$locationName$\}!"$ If there is a tie between multiple locations, you should use name of

the one that appeared last in wormholeCoordinates.

NOTE:

The distance between points $(x_1,y_1)$ and $(x_2,y_2)$ is given by $\{z_2)$

$z_1),$ where the $\sqrt[\phantom{2}]{?}$ symbol represents the taking the square root of the entire part to follow.

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