Question Text

Create a function named movie_review that has one parameter named rating.

If rating is less than or equal to {{ params_vars_lower }}, return “Avoid at all costs!”. If rating is between {{ params_vars_lower }} and {{ params_vars_upper }} (exclusive), return “This one was fun.”. If rating is {{ params_vars_upper }} or above, return “Outstanding!”.

Your function will always be passed valid inputs and rating will always be an integer.

You should consider testing your function with at least two different ratings (test1 and test2), and use assert statements to confirm your function works correctly.

Some example outputs to help you understand the problem:

1. movie_review({{ params_examples_num1 }}) == {{ params_examples_output1 }}

2. movie_review({{ params_examples_num2 }}) == {{ params_examples_output2 }}

3. movie_review({{ params_examples_num3 }}) == {{ params_examples_output3 }}

4. movie_review({{ params_examples_num4 }}) == {{ params_examples_output4 }}

5. movie_review({{ params_examples_num5 }}) == {{ params_examples_output5 }}

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