TAKE HOME CHALLENGE between one and nine. Python will tell you what the four numbers are $($like poker$).$ There are six possible options, shown below with a sample of each:

Four of a kind $(7777)$

Three of a kind $(3393)$

Two pair $(4747)$

One pair $(2428)$

Four consecutive numbers $($a straight$)(2435)$

Nothing $(3723)$ and $(3339)$ are all three of a kind.

Your first task is to check for errors. Each number must be a number between one and nine. If an error occurs, print an appropriate message in a message box. Your program should not give you any other results.

This is a difficult assignment, but it can be done with the methods that you have learned. I encourage you to talk to each other to do this exercise, but I expect that your work will be entirely your own. The assignment is due on the day of the final. $($No exceptions$).$

The best advice I can give you is to take it one step at a time. We will have workshops where you can ask any questions you may have. Try to make your program understandable.

Remember that the program should look neat and pretty.

I will ask you to copy your program onto my flash drive on the day of the final. Be sure to put your name in the program, along with your phone number $($just in case there are any problems and I have to contact you$).$ BE SURE TO KEEP A COPY OF THE PROGRAM FOR YOURSELF.

The program that you hand in$,$ even if it is not complete, must compile cleanly, which means no "hey stupids." I cannot grade a program that does not compile. And yes, partial credit is available.

For the time being, simply think this program through without using the computer. I have given this assignment before and trust me when I say that you can solve this problem. The best advice that I can give you is to take it slowly, one step at a time, first without the computer and then with the computer. Save your work regularly, so that if you mess up$,$ the good stuff will still be there.