Create the strAnalysis() function that takes 1 string argument and returns a string message. The message will be an analysis of a test string that is passed as an argument to strAnalysis(). The function should respond with messages such as:
"big number"
"small number"
"all alphabetic"
"multiple character types"
The program will call str_analysis() with a string argument from input collected within a while loop. The while loop will test if the input is empty (an empty string "") and continue to loop and gather input until the user submits at least 1 character (input cannot be empty).
The program then calls the str_analysis() function and prints the return message.
Sample input and output:

enter nothing (twice) then enter a word
enter word or integer:
enter word or integer:
enter word or integer: Hello
"Hello" is all alphabetical characters!

alphabetical word input:
enter word or integer: carbonization
"carbonization" is all alphabetical characters!

numeric inputs:
enter word or integer: 30
30 is a smaller number than expected

enter word or integer: 1024
1024 is a pretty big number
loop until non-empty input is submitted

Once the user gives input with characters use the input in calling the str_analysis() function.

Additional Details:
In the body of the str_analysis() function:

Check if string is digits
if digits: convert to int and check if greater than 99
if greater than 99 print a message about a "big number"
if not greater than 99 print message about "small number"
check if string isalpha then (since not digits)
if isalpha print message about being all alpha
if not isalpha print a message about being neither all alpha nor all digit
call the function with a string from user input

Run and test your code before submitting
# [ ] create, call and test the str_analysis() function