Program Specifications Pictures made from keyboard characters are known as ASCII art and can be quite intricate. ASCII Art Archive provides examples. Write a program that reads a cat name and outputs the drawing using several print$()$ statements.

Note: a backslash $\backslash$ in a string acts as an escape character, such as with a newline

$.$ So$,$ to print a single backslash, include two backslashes next to each other. Ex: The following prints a single backslash: print$("\backslash \backslash ")$

Note: This program is designed for incremental development. Complete each step and submit for grading before starting the next step. Only a portion of tests pass after each step to confirm progress.

Ex: If the input is:

Mittens

the output is:

$/\backslash \_/\backslash$

$/\backslash /$ o o $\backslash$

$//\backslash \backslash \backslash$~$(*)$~$/$

$`\backslash /^/$

$|\backslash ||||$

$\backslash \text{'}||||$

$\backslash )()-())$

My cat Mittens

Step $1(2$ pts$).$ Write two output statements for the first two lines of the figure. Hint: The first line starts with $6$ blank spaces before the first slash symbol. Submit for grading to confirm $1$ test passes.

Step $2(2$ pts$).$ Write two more output statements for the next two lines. Hint: The third line starts a slash symbol. Submit for grading to confirm $2$ tests pass.

Step $3(2$ pts$).$ Write three more output statements to complete the figure without the text label. Submit for grading to confirm $3$ tests pass.

Step $4(4$ pts$).$ Read from input the cat name. Output the cat name in the format shown. Submit for grading to confirm all tests pass.