Hello please writre code below. FANBOYS is an acronym that stands for for, and, nor, but, or$,$ yet, and so$,$ and they can be used as coordinating conjunctions to join independent clauses into one compound sentence.

Below is the basic structure of a compound sentence created from joining two independent clauses by using a comma, followed by an optional whitespace $($meaning the whitespace may or may not be there$),$ and a coordinating conjunction:

Subject $+$ verb $+$ object, $[$coordinating conjunction$]$ subject $+$ verb $+$ object.

Here is an example of a compound sentence composed of multiple independent clauses:

I have good knowledge in using some operating systems, yet I cannot take the CS$480$ operating systems class,for I have not taken the CS$210$ class which is a prerequisite to CS$480,$ nor have I taken the other prerequisite CS$370$ for the CS$480$ class,but I will take the CS$370$ class in this summer at SDSU, and I will take an equivalent class of CS$210$ in a community college this summer, so I will be able to take CS$480$ in the Fall semester.

Using regular expressions, write a python $3$ program to parse a compound sentence and separate it into multiple independent clauses by removing the FANBOYS conjunctions. With the above compound sentence example as the input, the output should be:

$1$: I have good knowledge in using some operating systems

$2$: I cannot take the CS$480$ operating systems class

$3$: I have not taken the CS$210$ class which is a prerequisite to CS$480$

$4$: have I taken the other prerequisite CS$370$ for the CS$480$ class

$5$: I will take the CS$370$ class in this summer at SDSU

$6$: I will take an equivalent class of CS$210$ in a community college this summer

$7$: I will be able to take CS$480$ in the Fall semester.

Note that you do not need to capitalize the beginnings of clauses, nor should you change them in other ways after separation, you just have to separate the clauses by coordinating conjunctions.

Hint: Use import re $($re $$ Regular expression operations$)$