Open a new Python script in your favorite IDE and name it assignment$\_0.$py

In this script, we are going to make five methods:

$1.$Create a method named operate$\_$num$($x$,$y$),$ which takes two integers as input and returns

a tuple that contains the sum of x and y$,$ the product of x and y$,$ and the float value of the

division $($x$/$y$).$ The division should include a decimal point.

$2.$Create a method named check$\_$list$($x$,$y$,$z$)$ that returns True if the value x is in the list y at

position z$.$

$3.$Create a method named sum$\_$up$($x$),$ which calculates the sum for all values from $0$ to x$,$

inclusively, and returns that value.

$4.$Create a method named create$\_$dict$($x$,$y$),$ where x and y are lists of the same length. This

method iterates over the two lists and creates a dictionary where the values at index i from

list x are the keys for values at index i from list y$.$ E$.$g$.,$ for x $=[$a$,$b$,$c$]$ and y $=[2,3,4],$

the dictionary created should be $\{$a$$:$2,$b$$:$3,$c$$:$4\}.$ This method should return the created

dictionary.

$5.$Include the following test method at the end of your python script and make sure that all

methods run as expected. You can test with multiple values to check your code. def

run$\_$tests$()$:

num$\_1=5$

num$\_2=8$

num$\_3=2$

list$\_0=[\text{'}$cat$\text{'},$ 'dog', 'bird', 'bear', 'emu'$]$

list$\_1=[1,3,5,10,20]$

res$\_0=$ operate$\_$num$($num$\_1,$ num$\_2)$

res$\_1=$ check$\_$list$($num$\_1,$ list$\_1,$ num$\_3)$

res$\_2=$ sum$\_$up$($num$\_2)$

res$\_3=$ create$\_$dict$($list$\_0,$ list$\_1)$

print$("$res$\_0="+$ str$($res$\_0))$

print$("$res$\_1="+$ str$($res$\_1))$

print$("$res$\_2="+$ str$($res$\_2))$print$("$res$\_3="+$ str$($res$\_3))$

Lastly, include the command to run the tests run$\_$tests$(),$ so that when I call $$python

assign$).$py$,$ it will run all code in run$\_$tests$()$