This program will be a hangman application.$$ The user will try to guess a word set by the other player.$$ This program should work with any $5-$letter word.$$ The game will only work with a $5-$letter word.$$ There will be a series of tests that will make sure the word entered by player one is $5$ letters.$$ If the word to guess is too long, we will produce an error.$$ If the word to guess is too short, we will produce another error.$$ The user will have $5$ letter guesses and $5$ word guesses.$$ Once we verify the word to guess is $5$ letters we will ask the user to take a guess at the letter, tell them if they got the letter right $($view output below for details on how we show this$)$ and then ask them to guess the word; we will call this action a turn.$$ The player will have $5$ turns.$$ When comparing the letters or the word, the case of the letters or word does not matter $($e$.$g$.$ H $==$ h$).$ If the user guesses the word correctly in $5$ turns, we will give them a message telling them they won and how many guesses it took them to guess the word correctly.$$ If the user does not guess the word right in $5$ guesses we will tell them they lost and tell them what the word was.$$ Any kind of error on user input will end the program with an error message $($letter guess being too long, word to guess being too long and word to guess being too small$).$ If the user is asked to guess a letter but they insert more than a letter the program will tell them $$ You are supposed to enter only a letter.$$ Run the program again.$$ The only error that I do not want you to handle is if the user enters a number for a letter guess, this will break your program; most likely, and that is okay.$$ Please note that the user guessing the word can guess any length word $($e$.$g$.$ word to guess $==$ Hello user guesses the word dog.$$ This is fine$).$ There are examples below of how the program should run.$$ I will be testing your program extensively with different words, different letter guesses, incorrect and correct letter guesses, etc.$$ So$,$ make sure you run through all the different possible scenarios your program might encounter.