Prompt the user to enter $3$ names. Store each name in a separate variable. Then

display the names back to the user in every possible order using the output below as a

guide. Note the formatting in the output below $-$ make your program match the

formatting exactly. Items that are highlighted in yellow indicate that the user has input

those values $($you don't need to replicate the color in your program$)$

Sample Input$/$Output

Please enter name #$1$: Allison

Please enter name #$2$: Jeremy

Please enter name #$3$: Emily

Here are your names in every possible order:

$--------------------------------------------$

$1.$ Allison, Jeremy, Emily

$2.***$Jeremy$******$Emily$******$Allison$***$

$3.$ Jeremy$--$Allison$--$Emily

$4.$ Allison

Emily

Jeremy

$5.$ Emily

Jeremy!!

Allison

$6.--$Emily

$----$Allison

$------$Jeremy

Comment your source code and describe your code to someone who may be viewing it

for the first time. Also include your name, the date, your class section and the name of

your program at the top of your file.

Note: your program should not print out the names Allison, Jeremy

and Emily $--$ it should print out whatever names the user decides to

enter. For example, if I enter Pikachu, Charmander and Squirtle

the output would change to reflect these names.

Assi