Write a program named powers.py that reads user input for two integers a andb, then computes and displays the value of ab$.$ Assume that both a and b are non$-$negative.Sounds pretty easy, right? The catch here is that you cannot use Pythons $**$ operator,or any other built$-$in way of finding powers. Instead, compute the result by repeatedlymultiplying a $\backslash$times a $\backslash$times $...\backslash$times a for b times. Your code should work for any non$-$negative valuesof a and b$,$ including zero. Remember that anything to the $0$th power is $1.$Hint: Create a variable to store the result, and initialize it to $1.$ Then write a loop thatrepeats b times. Each iteration multiplies the result by a$.$