When writing the Boolean condition for an if statements, it is not necessary to compare the Boolean value in question to True or False using the $==$ operator.Submit the provided code and click on the "Expand for Detailed Error Message" to determine where the "Singleton Comparison" error occurs. Then, make changes to the starter code to resolve the error$\mathrm{.}1$def begin$\_$or$\_$end$($sub: str$,$ s: str$)->$ bool:$2"""$Return "Start" if s starts with sub,$3$ "End" if s ends with sub, or "Both" if s$4$ starts and ends with sub. Return "Neither"$5$ otherwise$\mathrm{.}67>>>$ begin$\_$or$\_$end$(\text{'}$De$\text{'},$ "Delta"$)8$ "Start"$9>>>$ begin$\_$or$\_$end$(\text{'}$le$\text{'},$ "Apple"$)10$ "End"$11>>>$ begin$\_$or$\_$end$(\text{'}$he$\text{'},$ "Hello"$)12$ "Neither"$13>>>$ begin$\_$or$\_$end$(\text{'}$ma$\text{'},$"mama"$)14$ "Both"$15"""16$ if s$.$startswith$($sub$)$ and s$.$endswith$($sub$)$:$17$ return "Both"$18$ elif s$.$startswith$($sub$)$:$19$ return "Start"$20$ elif s$.$endswith$($sub$)21$ return "End"$22$ return "Neither"