$1.$ At the start of the program create three sets containing:

a$.$ EVEN: The set of all even numbers between $0$ and $10($i$.$e$.0,2,4,6,8,10)$

b$.$ ODD: The set of all odd numbers between $0$ and $10($i$.$e$.1,3,4,5,7,9)$

c$.$ PRIME: The set of all prime numbers less than $10($i$.$e$.2,3,5,7)$

$2.$ Prompt the user to select two sets by name $($EVEN$,$ ODD, and$/$or PRIME$).$ Your program should

accept each name regardless of case $($hint $$ use the upper or lower methods$).$

$3.$ Prompt the user to select one of three set operations using the following characters:

a$.$ d: difference

b$.$ i: intersection

c$.$ u: union

Your program should treat upper and lowercase inputs the same $($e$.$g$.$I$$ or $$i$"$ are the same$)$

$4.$ Apply the selected operation to the two sets indicated $($hint $$ case statements may be useful

here$),$ and display the resulting set.

Note: your program should only execute ONCE. We include two examples to illustrate some of the

different types of inputs that are possible