Variable keep_bidding is initially assigned with 'y'. Within the while loop, keep_bidding is updated with the user's next input value. Complete the while loop's expression to terminate the while loop if the user enters 'n'. Ex: If the input is 'y' 'y' 'n', then the output is: I'll bid $10! Continue bidding? (y/n) I'll bid $15! Continue bidding? (y/n) I'll bid $21! Continue bidding? (y/n) import random random.seed(5) keep_bidding = 'y' next_bid = 0 while ''' Your solution goes here ''': next_bid = next_bid + random.randint(1, 10) print(f'I\'ll bid ${next_bid}!') print('Continue bidding? (y/n)', end=' ') keep_bidding = input()