• Write a first program (saved in a file named NumVersCoord.py) which requires a strictly positive integer n, and which returns the coordinates of the point bearing the number n. For example, a user who enters “33” will see the display The point numbered 33 has coordinates (4; 3).
• Write a second program (saved in a file named CoordVersNum.py) which requests two positive integers x, y, and which returns the number of the coordinate point (x; y). For example, a user who enters the two numbers “4.3” will see the display The coordinate point (4; 3) is the number 33.

To be sure the program works, answer the two questions below:

1. What are the coordinates of the point numbered 2012? →
2.  What is the coordinate point number (2703; 2012)? →