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Instructions: complete this assignment in python 3.x. make sure you have downloaded the software, and it is installed correctly. you will code the following and submit it in one file. use the information in the lessons area for this week to assist you. save it as a python file (.py), and upload it into the assignments area. create a comment block (starts at line 1 in the code) with the following information: """ your name course name, section (example: entd200 b002 spr15) instructor name week # date completed""" problem 1: create a list (or tuple only, no dictionary) that contains the months of the year. ( do not hardcode the number) problem 2: create a loop to print the number and the months of the year from the list. the output should like this: month 1 is januarymonth 2 is february….….month 12 is decemberoptional 1month 1 is january, new year ( do not use if-then)the output will look like thismonth 1 is january , new year! month 2 is february, valentine! month 3 is marchmonth 4 is aprilmonth 5 is maymonth 6 is junemonth 7 is july, fourth of july! month 8 is augustmonth 9 is septembermonth 10 is october, halloween! month 11 is november, ! month 12 is december, christmas! optional 2 modify the payroll and/or the mpg program from week5/6 to store the results in a list/dictionary. print the list/dictionary when no more calculation is selected. the output will be something like this for the payrollpayroll for week xyzjames bond 21,500al bundy 500johnny english ….. 1,200total payroll 23,200 for the mpg will be something likempg for zyz truckweek 1 12week 2 33week 3 27mpg ave 24

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