LotteryChecker() is a function which will help determine the prize money of a lottery guess. It will take in the lottery number and the user guess as input, updates the variable prizeMoney accordingly and returns it. You can assume both lottery number and the user guess are two-digit numbers, from 10 to 99, both inclusive. Python solution?
The prize money is assigned based on the following rules:

If only one digit in the user’s guess matches any digit in the lottery number, the award is $1,000

If both the digits in the user’s guess match both the digits in the lottery number but in the wrong order, the award is $3,000.

If the user’s guess matches the lottery number in the exact order, the award is $10,000

The common mistakes include logic errors ( e. g, forgetting some cases). There is no problem with the grader, please think about whether your method covers all cases carefully.