Write in python.

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Problem $16$ page $196$:

$16.$ Archery scorer. Write a program that draws an archery target $($see Pro$-$gramming Exercise $2$ from Chapter $4)$ and allows the user to click five times to represent arrows shot at the target. Using five$-$band scoring, a bulls$-$eye $($yellow$)$ is worth $9$ points and each successive ring is worth $2$ fewer points down to $1$ for white. The program should output a score for each click and keep track of a running sum for the entire series.

Exercise $2$ from chapter $14$ : from graphics import $*$

def main$()$:

win $=$ GraphWin $(4$ Target", $400,400)$

win.setBackground $("$Black$")$

win.setCoords $(-6,-6,6,6)$

shepe $=$ Circle Point $(0,0),5$

shape.draw$($win$)$

shape, setFill$("$white$")$

shape$2=$ Circle Point $(0,0),4$

shape$2.$draw$($win$)$

shape$2,$setFiu$("$black$")$

shepe $3=$ Circle Point $(0,0),3$

shape$3.$draw$($win$)$

shape$3$ setFill$("$blue$")$

shepe$4=$ Circle Point $(0,0),2$

shape$4.$draw$($win$)$

shape$4.$setFil$("$red$")$

shape Point $(0,0),1$

shape$5.$draw$($win$)$

shape$5.$setFil$("$yellow$")$

main$()$

Write a program to be an archery scorer $($see problem $16$ on page $196).$ Your program should be fully graphical and include appropriate prompts for the user. $T$ image below shows how it might look after $3$ shots.

"Arrow" is the point value of the last arrow fired. and "Score" is the running total.

Your program should have the following helper functions:

def draw$\_$target$($win$)$:

# draws an archery target in win $($center $(0,0),$ bullseye radius is $1$

def get$\_$shot$($win$)$:

# gets a mouse click in win, draws a circular shot and returns the point clicked

def score$($point$)$:

# returns the score for an arrow landing at point

Have your main window be $500500$ pixels. Your target should be centered at $(0.0)$ and the Bullseye $($yellow$)$ circle should have radius $1($ala lab $4$b$).$ Make sure you get the program working according to these specifications. You will not get credit for a program that takes a different approach.