A MapList is a mapping container, just like dictionaries. It is mutable and iterable and all items are unique. Also, similar to dictionaries, MapList contains a group of keys and values. However, unlike dictionaries which are unordered, MapList is ordered. Therefore, a specific key always maps to a specific value, and both the key and value share the same index in the container.

Implement the class MapList which contains the following methods:

1- __init__: This is the constructor which initializes MapList. It receives two parameters: a list of keys and a list of values. The constructor should work if no parameters are passed, by creating an empty MapList.

2- is_empty: Returns True if the MapList is empty and False otherwise.

3- insert: Adds a pair of items to the MapList. The pair could be a list or a tuple. The first item is the key, and the second is the value. The pair should be added to the end of the container. For example, if the container already contains 4 items, then the new pair should be added at index 4 (remember first index is 0). The method should print an error message if the given parameter is invalid. You should be able to figure out the error scenarios by looking at the testing and output files.

4- remove(key): Receives a key and remove it, along with it mapped value from the container. A copy of the removed item should be returned in the form of a tuple: (key,value). If the given key is not found in the container, an error message is printed and None is returned.

5- index(key): Receives a key and find its index in the MapList container. If the key is not found, an error message is printed and -1 is returned.

6- get(key): Returns the value mapped by the given key. If the key is not found, it prints an error message and returns None.

7- The six comparison operators: Override the six comparison operators (==, !=, <, >, <=, >=). Comparison is done by only comparing the number of items in both MapLists.

8- to_list(): Returns a list version of the MapList. The output is a 2D list formatted as: [ [key1,value1], [key2,value2], ... ]

9- to_dict(): Returns a dictionary version of the MapList. The output is a dictionary containing unordered version of MapList, while maintaining the mapping.

10- clear(): Removes all items from the MapList object. Does not make any returns.

11- There are three more methods that you need to implement. Their names are not given to you. Figure them out by observing the testing and output file.

It is up to you how you want to implement the MapList class. You can use lists, dictionaries, tuples, stacks, queues, or any other container that we studied in this course. This is an ADT, and it should produce the expected output.