1. Write a program called pymath that: (15 points) a. In a comment on the first line gives your full name (first and last). b. Calculates a variable called w that is equal to 15 - 3. c. Prints out a statement that "The value of w is [whatever].". i. If this isn't already clear, rather than printing "[whatever]", the above statement should print out the actual value of w. Do this same thing for x, y, and z below. ii. Use placeholder syntax to insert your variable value into the print statement. d. Calculates a variable called x that is equal to 6 times the sum of 3 and 5. e. Prints out a statement that "The value of x is [whatever].". i. Use placeholder syntax to insert your variable value into the print statement. f. Calculates a variable called y that is equal to the remainder of 843 divided by 7. g. Prints out a statement that "The value of y is [whatever]." i. Use placeholder syntax to insert your variable value into the print statement. h. Calculates a variable called z that is equal to the square root of the product of 12 times 6. i. Prints out a statement that "The value of z is [whatever]!". j. Use placeholder syntax to insert your variable value into the print statement.