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Variable Assignment and Variable Naming Conventions Using a Python script run on the command line, calculate the diameter and area of a circle with a radius of 3. In this activity, we'll get better acquainted with variable assignment as well as variable naming conventions. Here are some hints: The formula for calculating diameter is 2 * r. The formula for calculating area is * r^2, r being the radius. can be approximated to 3.14159. Steps for Completion 1. Open the main.py file in your editor. 2. On the first two lines, declare your constant, (PI), and the radius of the circle with a value of 3 3. Write the lines to run your calculations. 4. Display the results by using print statements. 5. Run the script by using the python3 main.py command. The output should look like Figure 1.9. > Terminal + workspace $ python3 main.py Diameter of the circle: 6 Area of the circle: 28.27431 workspace $