The code I am trying to use is:

def UserInputReturns$()$:

user$\_$input $=$ input$("$Please enter a string: $")$

# Example transformation: return the uppercased version of the input

return f$"$You entered: $\{$user$\_$input.upper$()\}"$

def ParameterReturns$($input$\_$string$)$:

# Example transformation: return the reversed version of the input

return f$"$The reversed input is: $\{$input$\_$string$[$::$-1]\}"$

def UserInputPrints$()$:

user$\_$input $=$ input$("$Please enter a string: $")$

# Example transformation: print the lowercased version of the input

print$($f$"$You entered: $\{$user$\_$input.lower$()\}")$

def ParameterPrints$($input$\_$string$)$:

# Example transformation: print the length of the input string

print$($f$"$The length of your input is: $\{$len$($input$\_$string$)\}$ characters"$)$

Instructions:

Please create Python$\_$fun.py file that contains all four functions.

Write a function UserInputReturns$()$ that gets a string as input from the user and returns a message. Write a function ParameterReturns that gets a string as input in its parameter and returns a message. Write a function UserInputPrints that gets a string as input from the user and prints a message. Write a function ParameterPrints that gets a string as input in its parameter and prints a message.

All functions use string methods to either examine or transform the string.

Sample calls and output

print $($UserInputReturns$())$ print$($ParameterReturns$(\text{'}$string of characters'$))$ UserInputPrints$()$ ParameterPrints$(\text{'}$Chocolate$\text{'})$ Please enter a string of characters:Good day! The length of the string is $9$ String converted to upper case is STRING OF CHARACTERS Please enter a string of characters:my string The string capitalized is My string The first letter of the string is C $|$