Build an RPG Character

In this lab you will practice the basics of Python by building a small app that creates a character for an RPG adventure. **Objective:** Fulfill the user stories below and get all the tests to pass to complete the lab. **User Stories:** 1. You should have a function named `create_character`. 1. The function should accept, in order, a character name followed by three stats: strength, intelligence, and charisma. 1. The character name should be validated: - If the character name is not a string, the function should return `The character name should be a string`. - If the character name is an empty string, the function should return `The character should have a name`. - If the character name is longer than 10 characters, the function should return `The character name is too long`. - If the character name contains spaces, the function should return `The character name should not contain spaces`. 1. The stats should also be validated: - If one or more stats are not integers, the function should return `All stats should be integers`. - If one or more stats are less than 1, the function should return `All stats should be no less than 1`. - If one or more stats are more than 4, the function should return `All stats should be no more than 4`. - If the sum of all stats is different than 7, the function should return `The character should start with 7 points`. 1. If all values pass the verification, the function should return a string with four lines: - the first line should contain the character name - lines 2-4 should start with the stat abbreviation, `STR`, `INT` or `CHA` (in this order), then a space, and then a number of full dots (`●`) equal to the value of the stat, and a number of empty dots (`○`) to reach 10. Example: if the value of strength is 3 there must be 3 full dots followed by 7 empty dots. The dots are given in the editor. Here's the string that should be returned by `create_character('ren', 4, 2, 1)`: ```md ren STR ●●●●○○○○○○ INT ●●○○○○○○○○ CHA ●○○○○○○○○○ ``` NOTE: while `str` and `int` are common abbreviations for the stats, remember that those are reserved keywords in Python and should not be used as variable names.