Write a Python program the takes a number between $10$ and $50$ both included from the user and classifies the number as

composite or prime and adds them to a dictionary where the number is the key and the category is the value.

Example

Enter a number: $10--->\{10$ : 'Composite'$\}$

Enter a number: $23---->\{10$ : 'Composite', $23$ : 'Prime'$\}$

Enter a number: $9---->9$ is not in the range. Enter a number between $10$ and $50$:

You will need to write at list three function for this problem.

$1.$ is$\_$prime$($num$)--->$ checks if num is prime and if so$,$ returns True

$2.$ validate$\_$user$\_$input$($num$)--->$ checks if user number is a valid

integer between $10$ and $50$ inclusive. If so$,$ it returns the number or continues to

ask the user to enter a valid number. Use a logic something like $--->$

while not num.isdigit$()$ or int$($num$)$ not in range$(10,51)$:

if not num.isdigit$()$:

do something

else

do another thing

$3.$ make$\_$dict$()--->$ will ask the user for a number, validate it$,$ check type, and adds it to the

dictionary composite$\_$or$\_$prime and returns it$.$

Continue adding to the dictionary as long as its size is less than $10.$

Variables:

composite$\_$or$\_$prime, num,

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