1. Use a comment with your full name and student ID. 2. Create a list info[] with your full name and student ID as its elements. 3. Create 2 lists named prices[] and items[]. 4. Using a loop, will ask the user to enter the prices for 3 purchased products one at a time and place them in the prices[] list. 5. Using a loop, will ask the user to enter the number of items of each purchased product, one at a time and place them in the items[] list. Only valid numbers can be accepted. 6. Using loops, it will populate a list with the total cost of each product. 7. After all data has been received and produced, displays your full name and student ID in two lines. It then displays the user entered items and prices, using the data in the lists. It finally displays each item, its price and total cost as shown in the sample run. Please enter the price for item 1: 2.49 Please enter the price for item 2: 10.69 Please enter the price for item 3: 75.90 8. The output should be similar to the sample run, with the proper spacing 1 mark and formatting. Total: Sample run: Petros Passas 123-456-789 2 marks Prices: [2.49, 10.69, 75.9] Items: [2, 5, 10] 2 marks 2 items at $2.49 ==> = $4.98 5 items at $10.69 ==> = $53.45 10 items at $75.90 ==> = $759.00 2 marks 3 marks Please enter the number of items purchased for procuct 1: 2 Please enter the number of items purchased for procuct 2: -5 You entered an invalid number. Please try again. Please enter the number of items purchased for procuct 2: 5 Please enter the number of items purchased for procuct 3: 10 10 marks