Working with loops and nested loops in the scope of an anonymous PL/SQL program, enter the unique elements of the Twelve Days of Christmas into collections and then print the lyrics of the song.

You need to write an anonymous block PL/SQL program that uses two collections. One collection implements a list of eight character variable length strings. The other collection implements a list of the following object type, which you need to create:

Object Type: STRUCT
Member Name	Member Type
day_name	VARCHAR2(8)
gift_name	VARCHAR2(24)

The collection that implements a list of eight character variable length strings should contain:

first

second

third

fourth

fifth

sixth

seventh

eighth

ninth

tenth

eleventh

twelfth

The collection of the object type should include the unique elements of the lyrics, like:

and a Partridge in a pear tree

Two and Turtle doves

Three and French hens

Four and Calling birds

Five and Golden rings

Six and Geese a laying

Seven and Swans a swimming

Eight and Maids a milking

Nine and Ladies dancing

Ten and Lords a leaping

Eleven and Pipers piping

Twelve and Drummers drumming

All other values are repetitive strings. They should be embedded inside calls to the put_line function calls of the dbms_output package. You should also note that the first day of Christmas is a capital A as opposed to and a when it is the first day of Christmas.