In this exercise, we will perform simple operations on strings.

$1.$ First the program asks for two words. Then, it compares these words according to the string

comparison operation and prints the stings according to the order $($see example runs$).$ If the

words are the same, print: $$The words are the same.$.$ Remember that strings are compared in

Python using the same operators as numbers.

$2.$ After this, your program should test whether the given words contain the character $\text{'}$z$\text{'}.$ If the

letter $\text{'}$z$\text{'}$ is found in either of the words $($or both!$),$ the program outputs: "The contains

$\text{'}$z$\text{'}."$ If the letter is not found, the program prints: "The letter $\text{'}$z$\text{'}$ was not found in either of the

words."

$3.$ Finally, your program should ask for a third string and determine whether it is a palindrome.

Palindrome is a word that can be read in the same way from beginning to end as from end to

beginning. If the given word is palindrome, print "The is a palindrome." If not, print

"The is not a palindrome.