Write a Python program that will generate 1000 random numbers between 1 and 100 inclusive from the random generator. For each value returned from the random generator, keep a count of the number of even numbers generated and the number of odd numbers generated. Use the following functions within this program: - getRandom(): this function will call the random generator and return the generated integer value. - isOdd(): this function will return true or false depending on whether the number generated is odd or even. - update(): this function will update the counters for odd or even. - display(): once the program has completed 1000 random numbers, the counters for the number of odd and even will be displayed. Logistics: - Include a beginning statement when the program starts to execute. - Include an ending statement when the program is complete. - Call the random generator 1000 times for a randomly generated number between 1 and 100 inclusive. - Each time you run the project, you will get different output, but you should see a pattern of values. - Add comments throughout the code. NOTE: Any project submitted that has all code written in main will receive a grade of 0. An Example: The Even/Odd Challenge Generating random numbers..... After randomly generating 1000 numbers between 1 and 100: The number of odd numbers: 524 The number of even numbers: 476 End of program.

Write a Python program that will generate 1000 random numbers between 1 and 100 inclusive from the random generator.

For each value returned from the random generator, keep a count of the number of even numbers generated and the number of odd numbers generated.

Use the following functions within this program:

- getRandom(): this function will call the random generator and return the generated integer value.
- isOdd(): this function will return true or false depending on whether the number generated is odd or even.
- update(): this function will update the counters for odd or even.
- display(): once the program has completed 1000 random numbers, the counters for the number of odd and even will be displayed.

Logistics:

- Include a beginning statement when the program starts to execute.
- Include an ending statement when the program is complete.
- Call the random generator 1000 times for a randomly generated number between 1 and 100 inclusive.
- Each time you run the project, you will get different output, but you should see a pattern of values.
- Add comments throughout the code.

NOTE: Any project submitted that has all code written in main will receive a grade of 0.

An Example: