Subject: Python Programming Please solve only problem 2 Solving problems with pythonSolve the following problem using a loop. Start with the algorithm (flow chart or pseudo-code) thentranslate the algorithm in python code.Problem 1Write a program that asks the user to enter their name, and displays the name with spaces betweenevery character, in upper case. Check that the name is composed of only alphabetic characters. Youroutput should be very similar to the below sample runs:Sample 1:Please enter your name: zeinZEINSample 2:Please enter your name: ze33Please use only alphabetic characters for your name entry.Problem 2Edit the previous program so that you utilize a function to return the new name string with upper lassecharacters and spaces between the characters. Your output should be very similar to the below sampleruns:Sample 1:Please enter your name: dinaNow using function to return the new string.DINASample 2:Please enter your name: deeePlease use only alphabetic characters for your name entry.

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