In this programming exercise, you$$ll write two mad lib program, that act as the host of the game. The program will take as argument various strings $($words$),$ and then it will return a single string with a story using these words. Please provide sample code and please show the passed output test cases.

Move Mad Lib

The first program should be named move. py$.$ The outline of the story is shown below:

$???$ decided to move from their apartment on $5$th

to a condo on $???.$ They called their friend $???$

for help. However, they could not fit $???$ into

the moving truck, so they had to rent a $??????$

in order to move it$!$

The locations with $???$ indicate that these should be replaced with a word specified by the computer user. Your

create$\_$story function should take $6$ arguments, and fill them in to the story. An example of running the program would look

like so:

def main$()$:

person$\_$one $=$ "Janet"

street$\_$name $=$ "Loopdydoo Avenue"

person$\_$two $=$ "Richard"

object$\_$name $=$ "Christmas tree"

vehicle $=$ "Horse$-$drawn carriage"

adjective $="0$ff$-$road"

story $=$ create$\_$story$($person$\_$one, street$\_$name, person$\_$two, $\backslash$

object$\_$name, vehicle, adjective$)$

print$($story$)$

main$()$

Janet decided to move from their apartment on $5$th

to a condo on Loopdydoo Avenue. They called their friend Richard

for help. However, they could not fit Christmas tree into

the moving truck, so they had to rent a Off$-$road Horse$-$drawn carriage

in order to move it$!$