Zylab Python 4.10.1 Branching using equality and relational operators, strings, and code indentation HELP!!!!

More practice with branching using equality and relational operators, strings, and code indentation LAB ACTIVITY 4.10.1: Branching Practice2 0/10 main.py Load default template... 1 #Write the code for the following 2 #Exercise 1 3 #Ask the user to input a name using an input statement (no prompt) and assign it to a variable 4 #Condition: user input is equal to 'Joseph' 5 #Action: display the user input on screen 7 #Exercise 2 8 #Ask the user to input his/her first name using an input statement (no prompt) and assign it to a variable 9 #Condition: user input is equal to 'Joseph' 10 #Action: display the following phrase (tip: use a concatenator): The name is: [user entered name] 11 12 #Exercise 3 13 #Ask the user to input his/her first name using an input statement (no prompt) and assign it to a variable 14 #Condition: user input is not equal to 'Joseph 15 #Action: display the following phrase, The name is: [user entered name] 16 #Condition: All other conditions 17 #Action: display the following phrase as exact text: Expected name was Joseph! 19 #Exercise 4 20 #Ask the user to input a vear using an innut statement (no nromnt) and assign it to a variable main.py 10 #Action: display the following phrase (tip: use a concatenator): The name is: Luser entered name] Load default template... 12 #Exercise 3 13 #Ask the user to input his/her first name using an input statement (no prompt) and assign it to a variable 14 #Condition: user input is not equal to 'Joseph' 15 #Action: display the following phrase, The name is: [user entered name] 16 #Condition: All other conditions 17 #Action: display the following phrase as exact text: Expected name was Joseph! 18 19 #Exercise 4 20 #Ask the user to input a year using an input statement (no prompt) and assign it to a variable 21 #Convert the user input to an integer and assign it to a variable 22 #Condition: user entry is greater than or equal to 1996 23 #Action: display the following word on screen: Genz 24 #Condition: user entry is greater than or equal to 1979 25 #Action: display the following word on screen: GenY 26 #Condition: user entry is greater than or equal to 1964 27 #Action: display the following word on screen: GenX 28 #Condition: all other conditions 29 #Action: display the following phrase on screen: Baby boomer or older More practice with branching using equality and relational operators, strings, and code indentation LAB ACTIVITY 4.10.1: Branching Practice2 0/10 main.py Load default template... 1 #Write the code for the following 2 #Exercise 1 3 #Ask the user to input a name using an input statement (no prompt) and assign it to a variable 4 #Condition: user input is equal to 'Joseph' 5 #Action: display the user input on screen 7 #Exercise 2 8 #Ask the user to input his/her first name using an input statement (no prompt) and assign it to a variable 9 #Condition: user input is equal to 'Joseph' 10 #Action: display the following phrase (tip: use a concatenator): The name is: [user entered name] 11 12 #Exercise 3 13 #Ask the user to input his/her first name using an input statement (no prompt) and assign it to a variable 14 #Condition: user input is not equal to 'Joseph 15 #Action: display the following phrase, The name is: [user entered name] 16 #Condition: All other conditions 17 #Action: display the following phrase as exact text: Expected name was Joseph! 19 #Exercise 4 20 #Ask the user to input a vear using an innut statement (no nromnt) and assign it to a variable main.py 10 #Action: display the following phrase (tip: use a concatenator): The name is: Luser entered name] Load default template... 12 #Exercise 3 13 #Ask the user to input his/her first name using an input statement (no prompt) and assign it to a variable 14 #Condition: user input is not equal to 'Joseph' 15 #Action: display the following phrase, The name is: [user entered name] 16 #Condition: All other conditions 17 #Action: display the following phrase as exact text: Expected name was Joseph! 18 19 #Exercise 4 20 #Ask the user to input a year using an input statement (no prompt) and assign it to a variable 21 #Convert the user input to an integer and assign it to a variable 22 #Condition: user entry is greater than or equal to 1996 23 #Action: display the following word on screen: Genz 24 #Condition: user entry is greater than or equal to 1979 25 #Action: display the following word on screen: GenY 26 #Condition: user entry is greater than or equal to 1964 27 #Action: display the following word on screen: GenX 28 #Condition: all other conditions 29 #Action: display the following phrase on screen: Baby boomer or older