Uplоаd yоur sоlution аs а .py file. We want a Python program (no need to write a function) that will ask the user for two positive integer values T1 and T2. These will represent two "target" numbers. It will then ask the user for another positive integer value that we will call epsilon. Last but not least, the program will ask for a last positive integer value that we will refer to as the "shot". We will write the code assuming that the user complies and provides us with positive values (and not zeroes or negative values). The goal of the program is then to tell us whether the "shot" value is close to T1, T2, both, or neither. The "shot" value is close to one of the "target" numbers if it is within epsilon of it. Each time it is run, your program will display one of the following messages: Near T1 but not T2 Near T2 but not T1 Near both T1 and T2 Near neither T1 or T2 Please note that T1 and T2 can be less than epsilon away from each other, or could even be the same numbers. Sample Tests Table: T1 T2 epsilon shot Expected Result 12 23 1 14 Near neither T1 or T2 12 23 1 13 Near T1 but not T2 12 23 1 11 Near T1 but not T2 12 23 1 10 Near neither T1 or T2 12 23 1 22 Near T2 but not T1 12 23 1 24 Near T2 but not T1 12 23 1 25 Near neither T1 or T2 12 23 1 21 Near neither T1 or T2 12 23 11 15 Near both T1 and T2 15 15 3 18 Near both T1 and T2 Grading Rubric: 1 point for input statements with appropriate messages (0.5 each) 5 points for passing all of the above tests (0.5 each) with code exhibiting the appropriate logic
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