In Python, using def not_equal(x,y) DO NOT USE THE OPERATOR != = == Create a conditional in the function body that compares the two arguments and prints the appropriate response.

(1) x = -12 and y = 3 #todo: pass -12 and 3 through your function and return the result as -12 and 3 are not equal.

(2) x = 3 and y = -12 #todo: pass 3 and -12 through your function and return the result as 3 and -12 are not equal.

(3) x = y = -12 #todo: pass -12 and -12 through your function and return the result as -12 and -12 are equal.