Here are the rules and hints for the python code :

You must use a loop to repeat the births and deaths for each generation. Do not use an exponential formula $-$ it will give you the wrong answers.

Your program should allow the user to repeat the calculations as many times as they wish $($as above$).$ Use a while loop for this. That part is kind of similar to the zyBook program, $"10\mathrm{.}3\mathrm{.}2$: Bidding example" which is better shown in this interactive version of the Bidding Example program. Links to an external site.

To round a floating$-$point variable to the nearest integer value, use the round function. For example, to make births equal $10\%$ of population, rounded to the nearest integer:

births $=$ round$($population $*0\mathrm{.}1)$

You must test and demonstrate your program with the last $3$ test cases above $($and others if you wish$)$

You should get the exact same answers as shown above. Most slight differences are caused by doing the calculations in a slightly different order$/$way$.$ For example, population including new births must be used to calculate deaths.