Python, 3.5 and above please

Project 2 Due Date This project is an individual assignment -you should complete it on your own, without help or assistance from others even if they are not taking CS 177. Submit your completed program to the Project2 assignment on Blackboard by 11:59 pm, Friday November 9h Problem Description: Boiler Gold Hunt! You have been asked to create a game called Boiler Gold Hunt where the player has to search for a single gold Circle hidden within a 15 x 15 grid of black Circles with a radius of 15. The game is played in 5 rounds and the player attempts to find five (5) gold Circles (one in each round). The player's final score is the total number of clicks it takes to find all five hidden, gold Circles. The game must be written in Python, use only the graphic objects available in the Graphics library and allow the player to interact with the game using the mouse. The program must include a game control panel allowing users to enter their name, start a new game and exit the program. Player's scores and statistics must be tracked in a text file named scores.txt Players begin by entering their name in the PLAYER NAME box and clicking on the NEW GAME control in the control panel. At any time, even in the middle of a current game, players can reset the board and start a new game by clicking the NEW GAME control. They can also change the current player name At the start of each round, the program determines a random location for the hidden, gold Circle and displays a 15x15 grid of black Circles representing the game board. Clicking on any black Circle will reveal its hidden color (white, grey, tan or go1d) which gives the player a clue to finding the hidden gold Circle. (You can see a demonstration of the game in the Project 2 video posted on Blackboard) The hidden color assigned to a given Circle depends on it's distance from the hidden gold Circle Color white grey Distance from the Gold Circle 3 or more 2 away 1 away tan Note: While each Circle is assigned a color at the beginning of a round, it is actually drawn with a black fill and the hidden color is revealed when it is clicked A Round ends when the gold Circle is found and the game ends after five Rounds. At the end of each game, the player's name and score (total number of clicks) are stored in the scores.txt file which contains the names of previous players and their scores. This file should be sorted in ascending order, ie lowest number of clicks first-highest number of clicks last. Project 2 Due Date This project is an individual assignment -you should complete it on your own, without help or assistance from others even if they are not taking CS 177. Submit your completed program to the Project2 assignment on Blackboard by 11:59 pm, Friday November 9h Problem Description: Boiler Gold Hunt! You have been asked to create a game called Boiler Gold Hunt where the player has to search for a single gold Circle hidden within a 15 x 15 grid of black Circles with a radius of 15. The game is played in 5 rounds and the player attempts to find five (5) gold Circles (one in each round). The player's final score is the total number of clicks it takes to find all five hidden, gold Circles. The game must be written in Python, use only the graphic objects available in the Graphics library and allow the player to interact with the game using the mouse. The program must include a game control panel allowing users to enter their name, start a new game and exit the program. Player's scores and statistics must be tracked in a text file named scores.txt Players begin by entering their name in the PLAYER NAME box and clicking on the NEW GAME control in the control panel. At any time, even in the middle of a current game, players can reset the board and start a new game by clicking the NEW GAME control. They can also change the current player name At the start of each round, the program determines a random location for the hidden, gold Circle and displays a 15x15 grid of black Circles representing the game board. Clicking on any black Circle will reveal its hidden color (white, grey, tan or go1d) which gives the player a clue to finding the hidden gold Circle. (You can see a demonstration of the game in the Project 2 video posted on Blackboard) The hidden color assigned to a given Circle depends on it's distance from the hidden gold Circle Color white grey Distance from the Gold Circle 3 or more 2 away 1 away tan Note: While each Circle is assigned a color at the beginning of a round, it is actually drawn with a black fill and the hidden color is revealed when it is clicked A Round ends when the gold Circle is found and the game ends after five Rounds. At the end of each game, the player's name and score (total number of clicks) are stored in the scores.txt file which contains the names of previous players and their scores. This file should be sorted in ascending order, ie lowest number of clicks first-highest number of clicks last