In this lab you are creating two functions that you will call in a loop in order to print the combination of coins needed to make change for a dollar amount $($e$.$g$.,$ $$5\mathrm{.}75).$

Define a function named exact$\_$change $($amount$)$

This function takes a single floating point input parameter that's the total change amount in dollars $(2-$decimal places, without the dollar sign$).$ If the input has more than $2$ values to the right of the decimal, all subsequent digits are truncated $($e$.$g$.,5\mathrm{.}7589$ would become $5\mathrm{.}75)$

It calculates how to make change using the fewest coins. The coin types are pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, and dollars.

The function returns a tuple with $5$ integer values representing the number of each coin to include $($in the following order$)$:

dollars

quarters

dimes

nickels

pennies

Define a function named print$\_$coins$($coins$,$ single$\_$label, multi$\_$label$)$

This function takes the following parameters $($in this order$)$:

The number of coins as a non$-$negative $(0$ or higher$)$ integer

A string with the label to use if there is only $1$ coin

A string with the label to use for multiple coins

If the input parameter is $0$ or less, do not generate any output

If the value is $1,$ print the value followed by the single coin label $($the second input parameter$)$

If the value is greater than $1,$ print the value followed by the multiple coin label $($third input parameter$)$

This function returns None $($it$\text{'}$s a void function$)$

The main program

Write a main program that reads in a comma$-$separated string of floating$-$point values.

For each value, print Exact change for $:

NOTE: Print the number as a float with no formatting

If the value input is negative, print Invalid amount

If the number of coins would be $0$ for all types of coins, print No change

If the value is positive, call your exact$\_$change $()$ function to get the number of each type of coin to include

For each type of coin, call your print$\_$coins $()$ function

Loop through the input values in the comma$-$separated string that was the input

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