te a function $$sConcatenate$$ that does not receive any input. The function asks the user to enter

strings repeatedly. If the user enters $$done$,$ program doesn$$t ask anymore but prints the concatenation

of strings entered with a space in between every string and then exits the program.

Sample Run $1$

Enter a string: hi

Enter a string: how are you?

Enter a string: done

The concatenation is: hi how are you?

Sample Run $2$

Enter a string: where

Enter a string: are

Enter a string: you

Enter a string: going?

Enter a string: done

The concatenation is: where are you going?

Grading Criteria

$$ ZyBook Section $(50$ points$)$: Complete at least $80\%$ of the assigned sections for full

credit.

$$ Exercise $1(20$ points$)$: Correct implementation using a while loop. Proper handling of

edge cases and multiples of $3.$

$$ Exercise $2(20$ points$)$: Correctly counts even and odd numbers. Appropriate handling of

tuples.

$$ Exercise $3(20$ points$)$: Correct handling of string concatenation and termination

condition $("$done$").$

Total: $100$ points $(+10$ bonus points$)$