Python Classwork #2 (WordLength) 02) Write a Python program that asks the user how many words he/she would like to enter. Then use a 'for' loop to ask the user to enter each word. After each word is entered, the program should display the word back to the user (with quotation marks around it), along with the number of characters in the word. Your program's output should be formatted exactly like the example output shown below. You do not need to perform error trapping for the user input, and you may put all of your code into the main area of the program. This program should not import or use any external functions. Example Program Run ------------------- How many words would you like to enter: 4 Please enter word #1: cat The word is "cat" and it is 3 characters long. Please enter word #2: elephant The word is "elephant" and it is 8 characters long. Please enter word #3: pizza The word is "pizza" and it is 5 characters long. Please enter word #4: automobiles The word is "automobiles" and it is 11 characters long. ADVANCED OPTION #1 FOR CLASSWORK #2 Do not ask the user how many words will be entered, but instead allow an unlimited number of words. Also, rather than displaying the length of each word as it is entered, wait until the user presses ENTER by itself, and then display back all of the entered words, along with the length of each word. ADVANCED OPTION #2 FOR CLASSWORK #2 This advanced option is designed to be added onto the first advanced option. In addition to displaying the length of each word, also display the frequency of each word in the list (the number of times the word appears in the list, ignoring case). Each unique word in the list should be displayed only one time; do not display the same word (ignoring case) more than once. ADVANCED OPTION #3 FOR CLASSWORK #2 This advanced option is designed to be added onto the second advanced option. Instead of displaying the unique words back to the user in the order in which they were entered, sort the words by their frequency (from most frequent to least frequent), and within that list, sort the words by length.