List: Create a list named device$\_$ip containing IP addresses as strings. Your network consists of one router and at least one of each of the following devices: switch, server, workstation, printer, and mobile device. Each device should have a unique IP address. The router's IP address should be $\text{'}192\mathrm{.}168\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}1\text{'}.$

Print each IP address on a new line.

Tuple: Since the MAC addresses of devices are unique and not changing, you decide to store them in a tuple named device$\_$mac. Create this tuple with MAC addresses corresponding to each IP address. A MAC address looks like $\text{'}00$:$14$:$22$:$01$:$23$:$45\text{'}.$

Print each MAC address on a new line.

Set: You also want to keep track of the different types of devices in your network. As the device types are distinct and do not have duplicates, create a set named device$\_$type that contains the types of devices you have in your network. These include 'router', 'switch', 'server', 'workstation', 'printer', and 'mobile device'. Print each device type on a new line.

Print each device type on a new line.

List and Dictionary: Create a list named device$\_$types. This list should contain the device type for each device corresponding to the IP address in your device$\_$ip list and the MAC address in your device$\_$mac tuple. Ensure that 'router' is the first device type in this list, and that the list contains at least one of each other device type.

Note: We are creating an additional list named device$\_$types to manage the mapping of device types to their corresponding IP and MAC addresses. This ensures that there's only one router and at least one of each other device type in the network.

Now, create a dictionary named network$\_$inventory. The dictionary$$s keys should be the IP addresses from your device$\_$ip list. Each value in the dictionary will itself be a dictionary with two keys: 'MAC' and 'Type'. The 'MAC' key corresponds to the MAC address from device$\_$mac, and 'Type' corresponds to a device type from your device$\_$types list. Ensure that the device with the IP $\text{'}192\mathrm{.}168\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}1\text{'}$ is assigned the 'router' type.

Print each key$-$value pair on a new line.

When your program runs, it should match the expected output below.