The question is using Python 3

Floating Point Playground Computer arithmetic may not behave the same as we would expect from real arithmetic. For example, if we perform the operation: -110-20 our computer will return the value of as "1" For this exercise, you will be given a variable a (a random number). Add successively smaller powers of 10 to this number (i.e. compute a +10 1, a +102, a +10-3, etc) until the result is unchanged by the addition. Save the last power of 10 that made an impact to the variable k. i.e. if a10 5, was different from the original value but a +10-6produced no change, you would want k to have the value "-5". Be sure to write code that does this in a systematic manner, because the value of a will be different each time. The setup code gives the following variables: Nalime Type Description a random number floating point number Your code snippet should define the following variables Description Name Type integer the last power of 10 that made an impact to the variable