Write a function named generate$\_$temperatures that works with the

code below. The function should generate and print random temperatures between the coldest

temperature and the hottest temperature until a temperature is generated that is close enough to

the desired temperature. Your program can make the following assumptions: $(1)$ the values of

all four parameters are floating point numbers, $(2)$ the coldest$\_$temperature is less than the

hottest$\_$temperature, $(3)$ the desired$\_$temperature is somewhere between the coldest$\_$temperature

and the hottest$\_$temperature and $(4)$ how$\_$close is $1\mathrm{.}0$ or greater.

def main$()$:

c oldest$\_$temperature $=-70\mathrm{.}0$

# The coldest temperature $($could be any value$)$

hottest$\_$temperature $=117\mathrm{.}5$ # The hottest temperature $($could be any value$)$

desired$\_$temperature $=72\mathrm{.}7$ # A subjective ideal temperature $($could be any value$)$

how$\_$close $=9\mathrm{.}9$

# Closeness to desired temperature $($could be any value$)$

generate$\_$temperatures$($coldest$\_$temperature, hottest$\_$temperature, $\backslash$

desired$\_$temperature, how$\_$close$)$

main$()$

What follows is a sample run that generates four random temperatures before stopping. The run

stops because the $78\mathrm{.}11$ temperature is within $9\mathrm{.}9$ degrees of the desired temperature.

$-11\mathrm{.}68$

$-10\mathrm{.}16$

$54\mathrm{.}53$

$78\mathrm{.}11$