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Task 3: Write a comment line that says: Task 3 Print: Task 3 Write a comment: Getting user input and computing BMI Declare a string variable called userName with an initial value of "Null" Declare a float variable called userWeight with an initial value of 0.0 Declare a float variable called userHeight with an initial value of 0.0 Ask the user their name and assign that value to the variable userName as string Ask the user their weight in pounds and assign that value to the variable userWeight as float Ask the user their height in inches and assign that value to the variable userHeight as float Declare afloat variable called userBMI with an initial value of 0.0 Compute the userBMI using the formula BMI . (Weight in Pounds / Height in inches squared) x 703 Display the userBMI value as: Dear, followed by cusername>, your BMI is, followed by the calculated BMI value Task 4: Write a comment line that says: Task 4 Print: Task 4 Write a comment: Assessing the BMI value using if elif satements Write an if and elif statement structure that looks at the BMI value and if its value is greater than or equal to 30, display the message: Dear cusername>, your BMI suggests you are obese Else, if the value is greater than or equal to 25, display the message: Dear , your BM suggests you are overweight, but not quite obese. Else, if the value is greater than or equal to 18.5, display the message: Dear , your BMI suggests your weight is in the normal range for your height. Else, display the messa ge: Dear cusername>, your BMI suggests your weight is below normal for your height. Task 5: Write a comment line that says: Task 5 Print: Task 5 Write a comment: Writing and calling a function called BMI Write a function called BMI with two parameters (or arguments) called height and weight and returns the BMI value Outside the function, just after the function, print: Dear username>, your BMI is, followed by the BMI value you get by calling the function BMI and by passing the user height and user weight values (collected in task 3) as parameters. Task 6: Go back to code for Task 3 and put the entire code that you have already written as a try block Just above the try keyword, add a comment: Task6 Add a comment: Enhancing task 3 so it can handle exceptions After the try block, and before Task 4, add three except blocks to catch these errors: Value Error ZeroDivisionError, any other exception. In each except block, you should have a print statement that prints the appropriate error message and a quit() statement, so that the program quits after displaying the error message Test the exception situations by not providing a value to weight or height; providing a height of 0; providing a non-numeric value to height or weight