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Cold = Falsewindy = Falseneed_jacket = cold#You may modify the lines of code above, but don't move them!#When you Submit your code, we'll change these lines to#assign different values to the variables.#In this problem, we want to print the message, "You should#wear a jacket today!" if it's cold or windy, or the message#"You don't need a jacket today!" if it's not.##At the bottom of this file, we've added some code that#handles printing these two messages. For this code to work,#the variable need_jacket needs to exist. Its value should be#True (the boolean, not the string) if it's cold or windy,#False if it's neither cold nor windy#dd your code to create the variable need_jacket with the#appropriate value here!#Do not modify the code below. It will work if you have#correctly create the variable need_jacket with the#appropriate value. need_jacket = coldprint(need_jacket)else: print(False)

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