(Solved): Multiple ranges in Python Name this script "q-loops, py". Write a script that performs the same task ...

Name this script "q-loops, py". Write a script that performs the same task as in "q-steps.py", repeatedly. - In an outer loop, ask for two floating point values. The two values must be on the same line, i.e. use a single input () statement to get a string that contains both values. Split the string and convert each piece into a floating-point number. - If the values are the same, quit the loop and end the program. - If the values are different, ask for an integer. As before, the two floating-point values are the endpoints of a range of numbers. The integer is the number of steps to divide the range into. Print out each of the steps, including the two endpoints, with three decimal points. However, all values must be printed on the same line. - Use a try-except block to catch errors including ZeroDivisionErro\}, If a ZeroDivision Error occurs, catch it and print the message "No steps.", and continue. If any other exception occurs, print the floating point values and the integer on a single line, then re-raise the exception to terminate the program. - Repeat all these steps until the user enters equal start and stop values (or until an exception terminates the program). See the example run below. Example run