Perform the following tasks in order:

Create a dictionary using the following pay rates: Aubrey $=21\mathrm{.}05,$ Sam $=20\mathrm{.}95,$ Lucia $=15\mathrm{.}75,$ Tyler $=15\mathrm{.}75$ and store it as a variable named employees.

Create the terminated employees list including the initial names in this order: Benjamin, Sandy and store it in a variable named terminated.

Ask your user if they want to add, remove, or view the current employees using an input function. The input function MUST include the words "add", "remove", and "view". The grader will use $\text{'}$a$\text{'}$ for add, $\text{'}$r$\text{'}$ for remove, and $\text{'}$v$\text{'}$ for view when responding to the prompts, so your code MUST handle those $3$ values to function properly.

Depending on what the user input is$,$ add an employee to the dictionary, remove the employee from the dictionary and insert into the list, or show the list and dictionary.

If they are adding, collect their name and hourly pay rates with separate input functions. The input function for name MUST include the words "enter", "name", and "employee" in its prompt and the input function for pay rate must include the words "hourly", "pay", and "rate" in its prompt. This data needs to be added to the employees dictionary that you created previously. Print the dictionary once the new employee is added.

If they are terminating an employee, collect the name of the employee with an input function. The input function for this MUST include the word "terminate" in its prompt. Print the employees dictionary AND the terminated list.

Finally, if the user is viewing, perform no other actions except for printing out the employees dictionary and the terminated list.

Place all of this in the code cell below.

Feel free to test your code and verify the outputs.