Write a Python program that

a$)$ Asks the user for an integer greater than $17$ and less than $70.$ If

the user input does not lie between $17$ and $70,$ print a message

letting them know whether their input was less than $17$ or

greater than $70,$ and ask the user for a number again. Keep

repeating this until they enter a number within the given range.

i$.$ Accomplish this with a single $$input$$ statement and boolean

variablesb$)$ Calculates all prime numbers below the user$-$entered number,

takes the square root of each of the primes, up to $3$ places after

the decimal, and stores all the roots in an array

i$.$ Look up the math library operator that can help you finding square

roots, and how you can limit the number of decimal places

ii$.$ Review nested loops that may be useful here

iii. Do not use Python built$-$in functions to find prime numbers

c$)$ Ask the user for a number and print all the square roots stored

in the array that are below that number

i$.$ E$.$g$.$ If user enters $3$ this time, it prints all the square roots that are

less than $3.$ If there is no root less than $3,$ it needs to print that and

let the user know.