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Problem 5 (Increasing Sequences) An increasing sequence of numbers is one in which each number is larger than the one before it. For example, [4, 8, 13, 14, 21] is an increasing sequence, but [4, 8, 13, 12, 21] is not. Write a program that repeatedly reads positive integers from the user. Your program should track the length of the longest increasing sequence of numbers that the user has entered and display it when the user has finished entering numbers. The user is finished entering numbers when they input "q" or when they enter a decreasing sequence of numbers (i.e., each number is lower than the previous) of length 3. Sample Outputs (user input highlighted and longest sequence bolded) Enter a positive integer or 'q' to quit: 1 Enter a positive integer or 'q' to quit: 3 Enter a positive integer or 'q' to quit: Enter a positive integer or 'q' to quit: Enter a positive integer or 'q' to quit: 4 Enter a positive integer or 'q' to quit: 6 Enter a positive integer or 'q' to quit: Enter a positive integer or 'q' to quit: 4 Length of longest increasing sequence is 4 Enter a positive integer or 'q' to quit: 1 Enter a positive integer or 'q' to quit: Enter a positive integer or 'q' to quit: 3 Enter a positive integer or 'q' to quit: 6 Enter a positive integer or 'q' to quit: Enter a positive integer or 'q' to quit: Enter a positive integer or 'q' to quit: Enter a positive integer or 'q' to quit: Enter a positive integer or 'q' to quit: Length of longest increasing sequence is 3