Using the Python shell, execute the following functions. You will take screenshots at key points to show the successful execution. These will be placed in a single Word document. Recommended screenshot points are listed within the assigned functions, but you may add screenshots if necessary, to show the successful completion of the assignment. $($Hint: Under Windows, some of these functions will accept a single backslash in a file path, while others require double backslash between folders.$)$

Assignment Instructions

In the Python shell, first import the sys$,$ os$,$ and subprocess modules.

Refer to the following Python documentation for more on importing modules: Python Software Foundation. The import system.

Execute os$.$getlogin$()$

Refer to Python Software Foundation. Miscellaneous operating system interfaces.

Execute os$.$get$\_$exec$\_$path$()$

Refer to Python Software Foundation. Miscellaneous operating system interfaces.

Take a screenshot.

Execute sys$.$path

Refer to Python Software Foundation. System$-$specific parameters and functions

Execute sys$.$byteorder

Refer to Python Software Foundation. System$-$specific parameters and functions.

Take a screenshot.

Execute os$.$listdir on your C: drive

Refer to Python Software Foundation. Miscellaneous operating system interfaces.

Use os$.$mkdir to make a new folder on your C: drive named tempPython

Refer to Python Software Foundation. Miscellaneous operating system interfaces.

Take a screenshot.

Use subprocess.Popen to execute the Windows dir command and have its output placed in a text file named pythonOut.txt Hint: The argument for Popen in this case will be $(\text{'}$C:$\backslash \backslash$windows$\backslash \backslash$system$32\backslash \backslash$cmd$.$exe $"/$c dir C:$\backslash \backslash >>$ C:$\backslash \backslash$pythonOut$.$txt$"\text{'})$

Refer to Python Software Foundation. Subprocess management.

Open pythonOut.txt in Notepad and position that window next to the Python shell window where both can be seen.

Take a screenshot.

Use subprocess.Popen to open Windows calc.exe utility

Refer to Python Software Foundation. Subprocess management.

Take a screenshot.