Create a new Python file by clicking File $->$ New File from the top$-$level menu bar on your IDLE interactive shell. In this new file, write a Python program with comments to do the following:

Assign a value of $25$ to a variable called x$.$ Use the print$()$ function to display the value of x with a suitable message$1.$

Assign a value of $7$ to a variable called y$.$

Assign a value of $10\mathrm{.}8$ to a variable called z$.$ Print the value of z with a suitable message$1.$

Calculate the value of x $+($z $*2)$ and assign the result to a variable called answer$\_1.$ Print the value of the answer$\_1$ with a suitable message$1.$

Calculate the value of x $/$ y $($x divided by y$)$ and assign the result to a variable called answer$\_2.$ Print the value of the answer$\_2$ with a suitable message$1.$

Compute the result of integer division between x and y$,$ denoted as x $//$ y$,$ and assign the result to a variable called answer$\_3.$ Print the value of the answer$\_3$ with a suitable message$1.$

Calculate the value of x $\%$ y $($Reminder of x over y$)$ and assign the result to a variable called answer$\_4.$ Print the value of the answer$\_4$ with a suitable message$1.$

Store your name in a variable called my$\_$name and display it using the print$()$ function with a suitable message$1.$

Use the input$()$ function to prompt the user to enter their favorite color's name. Assign their input to a variable named color. Then, print the value of color along with a suitable message$1.$

Enhance your source code by adding comments. Include your name and the date you're completing this assignment within the comments.

Save your file with the name lab$1$sol.py$.$ You can run your program by clicking Run $->$ Run Module in the window containing your lab$1$sol.py file; the output will appear in the IDLE shell, which is also where the user will enter any inputs required by the program.

Congratulations, you have just created and run your first Python program!!!

Submission: please submit your Python code $($i$.$e$.,$ your lab$1$sol.py file$)$ before the deadline through Brightspace. The program you wrote in step $3$ is the only thing you need to submit for this section of the lab$2.$

$1$NOTE: In this course, the term 'suitable message' refers to a descriptive text accompanying printed output. For instance, simply printing the value $22$ lacks context for the user. However, printing $\text{'}$x $=22\text{'}$ provides clarity about what is being printed, thus qualifying it as a 'suitable message' when outputting the value of x$.$

$2$NOTE: Please Do not submit a screenshot of the IDLE shell displaying your output. These will NOT be marked. You must submit only the lab$1$sol.py file for this part.

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Please ensure that you submit two files $$ one from Part A $($lab$1$sol.txt or lab$1$sol.pdf$),$ and another from Part B $($lab$1$sol.py$)$ on Brightspace before the deadline.

Evaluation: The marks awarded for this lab assignment are out of $10$ and will be assessed based on two main criteria. $6\mathrm{.}5$ marks will be allocated for the completeness and correctness of the submitted solutions. The clarity and correctness of the provided explanation, descriptions, and comments will have the remaining $3\mathrm{.}5$ marks.