Python Deliverables - Copy and paste the code required to answer the following questions along with a screenshot of the executed code. 1. Create a list and assign values to it by prompting the user to enter their favorite games until they enter "Game Over!". Hint: Remember that you can declare an empty list with pylist = () and that you should use a while loop here to prompt/add values 2. Print out the list to the user using a For Loop. 3. Create a new list and assign values to it by prompting the user to enter their favorite bands until they enter "The show is over?!". Hint: Code is about reusability. 4. Create a tuple that includes a game and a band that you think would make a good combination 5. Use a nested for loop to check if any combination of game/band that the user entered matches your tuple. If both a game and band they entered matches your tuple values, then print out an appropriate message. If only a game matches, then print out a message. If only a band matches, then print out a message. Example: The user entered Hades as a game and The Deftones as a band at some point in their lists. That exists in my tuple, so I print out "That is the perfect combination!. If they only had one in their appropriate lists, then I print out "That is my favorite band?" or "That is a great gamel", 6. Create a new set with your favorite games (or bands). 7. Print out your values with the message: "My favorites games for bands depending on what you choose) are: 8. Add the appropriate values from the list the user entered to the topic for the Set you chose before (game/band) 9. Print out a message stating "Our best bands/games in no particular order would be: with the final values in the Set