Get Those Hobbies:

Imagine you are conducting a survey to gather information about people's preferences in a small town. Participants are asked to provide an array of their favorite activities or hobbies. As the survey responses come in$,$ you want to analyze the unique activities that people in the town enjoy. Based on the scenario, design a proper method which takes people's hobbies as arrays and prints how many participants enjoy each hobby inside the method.

Hint: Your method should work for a variable number of arrays passed as parameters. You may or may not create a new array.

Sample Input $/$ Driver Code:

participant$\_1=["$Hiking$",$ "Reading", "Photography", "Cooking"$]$

participant$\_2=["$Reading$",$ "Hiking", "Painting"$]$

participant$\_3=["$Hiking$",$ "Cooking", "Photography"$]$

#Function Call: print$(\text{'}($participant$\_1,$ participant$\_2,$ participant$\_3))$

Sample Output:

Unique Activities in the Town:

$[\text{'}$Photography$\text{'},$ 'Painting', 'Cooking', 'Reading', 'Hiking'$]$

Statistics:

$2$ participant$($s$)$ like$($s$)$ Photography.

$1$ participant$($s$)$ like$($s$)$ Painting.

$2$ participant$($s$)$ like$($s$)$ Cooking.

$2$ participant$($s$)$ like$($s$)$ Reading.

$3$ participant$($s$)$ like$($s$)$ Hiking.

Sample Input $/$ Driver Code:

participant$\_1=["$Gardening$",$ "Traveling"$]$

participant$\_2=["$Singing$",$ "Gardening", "Painting"$]$

#Function Call: print$($analyzeHobbies$($participant$\_1,$ participant$\_2))$