Write а functiоn cаlled rаndоm_generatоr that accepts function parameters/arguments called lower and upper. Use one loop to generate five random numbers between lower and upper. Sum the random numbers. Return the sum. (It is ok if this function returns the same random numbers twice in a row--this is a different problem) Do not print anything from the function--because the function returns the value. Call the function with values for lower and upper. Store the returned sum in a variable when you call the function. Print the variable with a meaningful description. You should paste the code from your Python editor into the blank below to retain the spacing and indention. NOTE: This question is manually graded by the professor and your exam score won't initially show these points. After submitting this exam, your score will not include these points until the professor grades this question! eLearn cannot grade this question when you submit the exam.
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