3. Write Python statements that will do the following: a) Input a string from the user. *** Print meaningful messages along with your output.* b) Print the length of the String. Example input: The sky is blue. Correct output: The length of the string is 16 Incorrect output: 16 c) Print the first character of the string. d) Print the last character of the string. 4. Save the program. Double-check the left edge for syntax errors or warning symbols before you run the program. Fix any errors. Run, test, debug, repeat... until you are sure that your program works correctly. Program 1. string Practice.py is now done. Program 2: Name this program listPractice.py 1. Start a new Python program. 2. Add header comments using this template: program name cs 153 Written by Date written Date/time last modified Purpose: Input: Output: 3. Include a few inline comments to document the tasks in the program. 4. Write Python statements to do the following: a) Create an empty list and store it in a variable named myList. b) One at a time, input 5 float numbers and append them to the list. *** Print meaningful messages with all output. c) Print the sum of the list elements. d) Print the minimum list element. e) Print the maximum list element. f) Print the average of the list elements. g) Remove the last element from the list. h) Print the list. 5. Test, debug, and test again until you are sure that your program works correctly Program 2, listPractice.py is now done