Instructions This week you will enhance your Session 1 flowchart and programming assignment. For the next two sessions, you will be enhancing a flow chart and a program that deals with the Serpent and Adam and Eve's response to him. See the requirements below, after you complete the Practice Labs Guides. Step 1 - Enhance the flowchart you created in Session 1 using Visual Paradigm. Your flowchart should have the logic of a program. The symbols (shapes) reflect aspects of the program. For example, input or display are a different shape. Include the following items below. Reference the Flowchart Tutorial (with Symbols, Guide and Examples). Modify the program and flowchart from Session 1 and add code to your existing characters from Genesis 3:1. - See Chapter 1, Section 1.4: Getting started with Python for examples, of your textbook. Add another character from your life that would interact with characters from Genesis 3:1. Try to include multiple assignments to this character like your practice in the first lab in Practice Labs. Add at least one new data type. For example, if all of your information is strings, add a number or one of the other data types. For additional data types, view the Basic Data Types in Python Add at least one new expression to your program. The hands-on experience in practice labs will be helpful here. Include at least one conversion shown in the second lab in practice lab. Make sure to output or display a phrase that includes all of the characters. You can have multiple displays. Step 2 - Develop your Python program using PyCharm. Include the items above. You will be enhancing the code from your first project. You will be accessing this software in the VDI environment. In order to access the VDI environment, please follow the steps provided in the VDI module located in the sidebar on the left. Step 3 - Test your program and provide screenshots. The following parameters are required for your program. Run the program and include a screenshot in your Word document after the execution of your program in PyCharm. Test all functionality in your program and use verbiage that describes what you are testing. (Take screenshots using screen capture software.) Refer to the Technology Quick Guide located under Help in your course navigation bar for suggestions. The name of your program will be session2_firstname_lastname_firstprogram_V2.py Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on add a file, then click submit to upload your assignment as a Word document and PyCharm file by the posted due date. Review the rubric for specific grading criteria