In the editor on the right is an empty Python program, as per normal. However, you might have noticed that above the program are more tabs than usual. They are files containing images $($similar to the text and CSV files you worked with in Worksheet $13).$ Check them out now, in all their artistic beauty!

$($You can also upload your own image files, or create new Python program files by pressing the $\text{'}+\text{'}$ icon to the right of these tabs$.)$

Your task for this problem is to write a program that asks the user for a filename, opens the image with that filename, and prints out its mode and dimensions. Here's an example of how your output should be formatted:

Enter a filename: rabbit.png

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Summary of rabbit.png

Mode: L

Width: $66$px

Height: $100$px

Note the blank line between the input line and the summary $($is there some way to print$()$ nothing?$),$ and the inclusion of unit px $($pixels$)$ after each dimension.