Please help me write this code using PYTHON!!! PROBLEM 5: Game Night Pairings Function Name: findPairings() Parameters:

Please help me write this code using PYTHON!!!

 

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PROBLEM 5: Game Night Pairings Function Name: findPairings() Parameters: - players a list of str games a list of str Return Value: list Description: You're hosting a game night and have invited some friends over. To make things more organized and fun, you decide that you'll assign a game to each player (a player can play multiple games and a game can be assigned to multiple players). Use nested for loops to return a list of all possible pairings, where each pairing is represented as a string in the format: "{player_name} will play {game_name}". Note: For this problem you will use a nested for-loop structure. That is, you will use one for- loop inside of another for-loop. Test Cases: >>> print (findPairings (["Alice", "Bob"], ["Monopoly", "Uno"])) ['Alice will play Monopoly', 'Alice will play Uno', 'Bob will play Monopoly', 'Bob will play Uno'] >>> print (findPairings (["Eve", "Dave", "Charlie"], ["Chess"])) ['Eve will play Chess', 'Dave will play Chess', 'Charlie will play Chess'] PROBLEM 5: Game Night Pairings Function Name: findPairings() Parameters: - players a list of str games a list of str Return Value: list Description: You're hosting a game night and have invited some friends over. To make things more organized and fun, you decide that you'll assign a game to each player (a player can play multiple games and a game can be assigned to multiple players). Use nested for loops to return a list of all possible pairings, where each pairing is represented as a string in the format: "{player_name} will play {game_name}". Note: For this problem you will use a nested for-loop structure. That is, you will use one for- loop inside of another for-loop. Test Cases: >>> print (findPairings (["Alice", "Bob"], ["Monopoly", "Uno"])) ['Alice will play Monopoly', 'Alice will play Uno', 'Bob will play Monopoly', 'Bob will play Uno'] >>> print (findPairings (["Eve", "Dave", "Charlie"], ["Chess"])) ['Eve will play Chess', 'Dave will play Chess', 'Charlie will play Chess']

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