Assume on a planet called “Chocolatey”, 1 month = 20 days and 1 year = 240  days = 12 months.  Write a function Days that takes 2 arguments: a start  date and the last date. Then calculates the number of days between these  two dates(inclusive) and returns it to the function call. Assume, the start and last date will be given in dd/mm/yyyy format.   Write in python ================================ Function Call1: function_name("3/8/2018", "12/12/2020") Sample Output1: 570

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Assume on a planet called “Chocolatey”, 1 month = 20 days and 1 year = 240 
days = 12 months.  Write a function Days that takes 2 arguments: a start 
date and the last date. Then calculates the number of days between these 
two dates(inclusive) and returns it to the function call.
Assume, the start and last date will be given in dd/mm/yyyy format.

 

Write in python

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Function Call1:
function_name("3/8/2018", "12/12/2020")
Sample Output1:
570
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Function Call2:
function_name("3/8/2020", "12/12/2020")
Sample Output2:
90
================================
Function Call3:
function_name("3/8/2018", "3/9/2020")
Sample Output3:
501
================================
Function Call4:
function_name("3/8/2018", "10/8/2020")
Sample Output4:
488

 

 

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