Python: Set my$\_$favorites contains 'cobalt', 'ivory', and 'red'. Set your$\_$favorites contains three strings read from input. Assign likeable$\_$colors with the union of my$\_$favorites and your$\_$favorites.

Ex: If the input is:

cobalt

ivory

purple

then the output is:

My favorite colors: $[\text{'}$cobalt$\text{'},$ 'ivory', 'red'$]$

Your favorite colors: $[\text{'}$cobalt$\text{'},$ 'ivory', 'purple'$]$

Likeable colors: $[\text{'}$cobalt$\text{'},$ 'ivory', 'purple', 'red'$]$

Note: Because sets are unordered, the sets are printed using the sorted$()$ function here for comparison.

my$\_$favorites $=\{\text{'}$cobalt$\text{'},$ 'ivory', 'red'$\}$

your$\_$favorites $=\{$input$(),$ input$(),$ input$()\}$