simple Square Hunt Game using Python

At the program start, you should disable all turtle animations and make the turtle hidden. Next your program should implement the following requirements. Prompt the user for a couple of inputs, the grid size N and a difficulty level between 1 to 3. Draw an N × N grid as shown in this figure. Put the game title, start button and score on the top. Handle mouse clicks in the turtle window. Clicking on the start button should, well, start the game but other clicks should be ignored. Implement the gameplay, which includes displaying ten squares on the grid one after the other. Display the current square number (1 to 10) at the top. Each square should occupy a random box on the grid. A square would only stay on screen for a period of 2, 1.5 or 1 seconds, corresponding to difficulty levels of 1, 2 and 3 respectively. Let the user play the game with mouse. Objective of the game is to shoot (click) as many squares as possible. A hit increases the score and a miss deducts the score by one. Only the clicks inside grid boundaries should be entertained. If a square is successfully hit, its colour should change to give user an indication of success. Once the time is elapsed for all ten squares, replace the box number at the top with the ‘finished’ label.