A gross is a quantity equal to 12 dozen, or 144. Write a program named gross.py that takes integer input from the user using the input function then prints out a number representing that many gross. For example, if the user enters 2, then the output should be 288. tample, if the The following shows an example of what the shell interaction should look like when your program is run twice in Thonny. In both cases, the first number is entered by the user, and the second number is printed by the program. >>> %Run gross.py 2 288 >>> %Run gross.py 100 14400 Be careful! input() will always return a string value. If we need an integer, we can use the int() function to perform the conversion. X = input () # wrong! x = int (input ()) # correct!