For this assignment you will demonstrate that you can design, implement, and test expressions that use logical operators. You will do so by determining the expressions that correspond to a pair of simple circuit schematics that were assigned specifically to your student number, and then developing a program that takes command-line arguments and uses them to create the Boolean inputs needed to evaluate your expression. In order to complete this task, you will need to: - find your assigned circuit schematics (sent to you via email) - know how to interpret the symbols on a circuit schematic 1 - learn how to translate command-line characters into Boolean inputs for a circuit 2 - evaluate your circuit (by hand) for several inputs (to design test cases for yourself) Your submission for this assignment: - must be a source code file with filename 3 'comp1405_w23_\#\#\#\#\#\#\#\#\#_assignment_03.py' - must NOT import anything other that 'sys' (which is required for command-line arguments) - must have Boolean variables storing whether the required arguments hold zeros or ones - must create two logical expressions that correspond precisely to the two assigned circuits - must NOT employ any branching structures (i.e., no IF-THEN or IF-ELSE statements) - must NOT attempt to "simplify" the schematics (e.g., do not simplify " x and x " into simply " x ") - must print out both comma-separated results inside "triangle brackets" (e.g., > ) - can assume that the user will *always* enter 12 command-line arguments to be used as inputs 5