write a python code that does the following:

After you have finished the file muMath, create another Python file called muMathTest.

Inside muMathTest, do the following:

a$)$ It should import muMath

b$)$ It should contain a menu function with the following options:

$1.$ Find the square root

$2.$ Compute x to the nth power

$3.$ Sum of first n integers

$4.$ QUIT

See slide $43($Power Point numbering$)$ from Week $9$ Lecture $2$ for guidance

c$)$ You should provide a loop $($for example, while menuChoice $!=4$: $)$ that allows

the user to do as many calculations as he$/$she desires.

d$)$ If the user enters option $1,$ ask the user to enter a number. Use muSqrt to find and print

the square root of the number the user entered.

e$)$ If the user enters option $2,$ ask the user to enter x and n$.$ Use muPower to compute x to

the nth power. Remember, your program should work for n being $0$ or n being negative

as well as for positive values of n$.$ Remember x$-$n is $1/$xn

f$)$ If the user enters option $3,$ ask the user to enter an integer, say n$.$ Use sumToN to find

and print the sum of the first n integers.