This is a menu driven program that should support the following menu op$$ons:

$1.$ Increase Inventory $2.$ Decrease Inventory $3.$ View Inventory

$4.$ Quit

When the user selects option $1,$ ask them for two pieces of information: which game they are buying and how many they are purchasing. If you already have some stock of this game, increase its amount. If not, add this game to your inventory.

When the user selects option $2,$ ask them for two pieces of information: which game they are buying and how many they are selling. Verify that they can sell this number of games and update the stock. If you do not have that many games in stock, tell the user how many than can sell and remove the game from your inventory.

When the user selects option $3,$ show them each game in stock along with its stock amount. If the stock is less than $100,$ include a low stock alert. If the stock is higher than $1000,$ include a prompt to put the game on sale.

When the user selects op$$on $4,$ you may terminate the program. There should be no further ouputs.

If the user enters an invalid input at any time, you should re$-$prompt the user for the correct input.

Your program must implement at least $3$ functions $($not including main$).$

Your program must implement a main function that is the starting point of the program and

calls other functions.

Your program must implement at least $1$ dictionary. Your program may not include global variables.