Python

Write a script that reads a five-letter word from the user and produces every possible three-letter string based on the word's letters. For example, the threeletter words produced from the word "bathe" include "ate," "bat," "bet," "tab," "hat," "the," and "tea," etc. Now remove all the words where two letters are together, such as "aab", "bbb, "abb". Display the final list of the words by printing. \# When you enter bathe, the code should return the following list. answer = ['eha', 'ata', 'tbt', 'ehe', 'bht', 'hbe', 'bth', 'etb', 'bea', 'bat', 'the', 'tat', 'bhb', 'bet', 'tba', 'eth', 'tah', 'aea', 'teh', 'aeb', 'aba', 'bhe', 'tbh', 'tea', 'aeh', 'hea', 'hah', 'heb', 'hte', 'tht', 'hta', 'ebe', 'eah', 'ate', 'atb', 'beh', 'hbt', 'tet', 'aha', 'hae', 'ahe', 'abt', 'htb', 'eae', 'het', 'abh', 'bha', 'eba', 'hab', 'ebh', 'aht', 'eht', 'abe', 'bta', 'tha', 'teb', 'btb', 'eab', 'bab', 'thb', 'bte', 'hat', 'ahb', 'ehb', 'hbh', 'beb', 'hba', 'hth', 'ete', 'tab', 'ebt', 'aet', 'bae', 'bah', 'ath', 'tae', 'tbe', 'eat', 'eta', 'heh'] \#Your code goes here. Add a new cell if one cell becomes too crowded with codes. \#word = input("Enter a 5 letter word:") letters = list(word)