A set in Python is an unordered collection of items. This means that position is not recorded and ordered list operations like indexing and slicing are not supported. Further, items in a set must be unique. This data structure represents the concept of a set in mathematics with operations like unions and intersections. Course Learning Outcomes Evaluated in this Assignment - Define a set in Python - Describe how a set differs from a sequence Instructions Write a program that demonstrates the use of sets and displays results using the for loop to iterate through the results. The scenario is two campers getting ready to go on a comping trip. They need to compare their list of camping gear they are bringing with them. Here are the requirements: 1. Ask the user to enter camping items that two campers will take with them on their trip. These items should be put into two separate sets - one for each camper. When testing, make sure you handle common items between the two and items unique to each 2. Using for loops, display each set of camping items separately. 3. Using a for loop, display the full list of camping items. (No items should be repeated in the display.) 4. Using a for loop, display the list of items common to each camper. 5. Using a for loop, display the list of items that each camper is bringing that does not include those that are common between them. 6. Make sure you use set operations as part of the solutions to the above. Ensure that you have header comments in the program. Header comments are at the top of the orogram, and include the title of your assignment, your name and the date of submission (at least). Submit your solution to the folder for this assignment. =or grading information, please see the Rubric that is part of the Assignment information in A2L