Task $03$: Understanding the os Module $(30$ points$)$

Write a Python script that uses the os module to perform the following tasks:

Display the current working directory.

Create a new directory called "test$\_$dir" in the current working directory.

Change the current working directory to "test$\_$dir".

Verify the current working directory has been changed.

Create a new file named "test$\_$file.txt$"$ in "test$\_$dir".

a$.$ You must write the following contents to test$\_$file.txt:

This is a test file.

Verify that "test$\_$file.txt$"$ was created by listing the contents of "test$\_$dir".

Display the file size and the last modification time of "test$\_$file.txt$".$

Change the name of "test$\_$file.txt$"$ to "new$\_$test$\_$file.txt$".$

Verify the name change by listing the contents of "test$\_$dir" again.

Finally, remove "new$\_$test$\_$file.txt$"$ and "test$\_$dir", verifying each deletion by listing the

contents of the parent directory.

Here is a screenshot of the expected behavior. Replicate this functionality in your script,

including the formatting and outputs of all messages.Current working directory:$/$home$/$eric$/$lab h

Current working directory: $/$home$/$eric$/$lab$\_$h$/$test$\_$dir

Contents of the current directory:

$[\text{'}$test$\_$file.txt$\text{'}]$

File size of 'test$\_$file.txt$\text{'}$: $20$ bytes

Last modification time of 'test$\_$file.txt$\text{'}$: Sun Jun $2522$:$55$:$082023$

Contents of the current directory after renaming the file:

$[\text{'}$new test file.txt$\text{'}]$

Contents of the parent directory after deletion:

$[\text{'}$lab$\_$h$\_$task$\_03\_$sdevil.py$\text{'},$ 'lab$\_$h$\_$task$\_02\_$sdevil.py$\text{'},$ 'lab$\_$h$\_$task$\_01\_$module$\_$sdevil.py$\text{'},$