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Write a function which takes as input a planet name and returns a message as follows:
- If the planet is not on the list then return “Pick another planet”.
- If the temperature is less than -80 or greater than +80, or the oxygen level is less than 10, or the radiation level is Lethal, return “x is not habitable” where x is the name of the planet.
- If the temperature is between 0 and 30, the oxygen level is at least 20, and the radiation level is None, return “x is ideal” where x is the name of the planet.
- Otherwise return “x is habitable, but not ideal” where x is the name of the planet.
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