The final Python assignment is testing your code readability and commenting. Submit Python 3 code that contains a small game. The only requirements for the game are: * The player/user must make at...

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The final Python assignment is testing your code readability and commenting. Submit Python 3 code that contains a small game. The only requirements for the game are: * The player/user must make at least three decisions during the game. * You must define one function of your own that is called later in the script. * You must check user inputs for reasonable mistakes but feel free to be creative when handling (ie: the user enters anything with a 'y' can be taken as a 'yes' since this is how early games like Zork actually worked). * You must comment your code thoroughly. There should not be large sections of your code that just run mysteriously. Every named variable should make sense and most should be mentioned in comments. All functions should be mentioned in comments. Loops should be explained as well as any switches. Organize your code to be efficient, neat, and well organized. Submit this code as a py file. You may use whatever Python modules you wish and that I can import from the default install of Python from python.org.