Part C:

Write a Python program that:

Greets the user with the name entered for Part $A.$

Asks the user to enter a set of text $($letters$,$ numbers and$/$or symbols$)$ of at least $10$ characters.

Test to make sure the string is at least $10$ characters, if not, it should display a message about following instructions and ask for another set using a loop.

Asks the user to enter another set of text $($letters$,$ numbers and$/$or symbols$)$ of at least $10$ characters.

Test to make sure the string is at least $10$ characters, if not, it should display a message about following instructions and ask for another set using a loop.

Once both sets are entered, ask the user what they want to do with the sets and use if$...$elif...else statements to call the corresponding block of code:

Determine if the sets are disjointed

Determine if one set is the subset of the other set

Determine if one set is a proper subset of the other set

Determine if one set is the superset of the other set

Determine if one set is a proper superset of the other set

Determine the union of the sets

Determine the intersection of the sets

Determine the difference of the sets

Replace one set with different values

Display the result from Part $6$

Continue looping until the user decides to end the program using a sentinel value $($user input that ends the loop$).$