Three strings are read from input and stored into list produce. Then, three more strings are read from input and stored into list inventory. Lastly, string separator$\_$char is read from input. Use five print$($f$\text{'}\text{'})$ statements to output the following five lines:

"Produce", with a field width of $25,$ centered, and followed by $\text{'}|\text{'}.$ Then "Inventory", with a field width of $25,$ centered.

$50$ instances of separator$\_$char.

produce$[0],$ with a field width of $25,$ left$-$aligned, and followed by $\text{'}|\text{'}.$ Then, inventory$[0]$ with a field width of $25,$ left$-$aligned.

produce$[1],$ with a field width of $25,$ left$-$aligned, and followed by $\text{'}|\text{'}.$ Then, inventory$[1]$ with a field width of $25,$ left$-$aligned.

produce$[2],$ with a field width of $25,$ left$-$aligned, and followed by $\text{'}|\text{'}.$ Then, inventory$[2]$ with a field width of $25,$ left$-$aligned.