Using the numpy.sin$()$ and numpy.cos$()$ functions along with numpy.pi$,$ write a script

that creates the $1$D array

$[$cos $(0),$ sin $(\backslash$pi $),$ sin $(\backslash$pi $/3),$ cos $(\backslash$pi $/3)],$

and assign it to ans$1.$ Additionally, assign the following variables to

a$.)$ ans$2=(\backslash$pi $/2)$ ans$1$

b$.)$ ans$3=$ sin$($ans$1)$

c$.)$ ans$4=$ ans$2$ ans$3$

d$.)$ Now use the : slicing operator to create an array that consists of the first two

elements of ans$3$ and assign it to ans$5.$ Create another array that is the last two

elements of ans$4$ and assign it to ans$6.$ Finally, compute ans$5-$ans$6$ and assign it

to ans$7.$

$3$