In python please. Set my$\_$favorites contains 'dog', 'elk', and 'lizard'. Sets kais$\_$favorites, anas$\_$favorites, and kims$\_$favorites each contains one string read from input. Assign only$\_$my$\_$favorites with a set containing only the elements of my$\_$favorites that are not found in any of kais$\_$favorites, anas$\_$favorites, and kims$\_$favorites.

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Ex: If the input is:

dog

gecko

lizard

then the output is:

My favorite animals: $[\text{'}$dog$\text{'},$ 'elk', 'lizard'$]$

Kai's favorite animals: $[\text{'}$dog$\text{'}]$

Ana's favorite animals: $[\text{'}$gecko$\text{'}]$

Kim's favorite animals: $[\text{'}$lizard$\text{'}]$

Animals only I like: $[\text{'}$elk$\text{'}]$

Note: Because sets are unordered, the sets are printed using the sorted$()$ function here for comparison.