Part A - Stock Market Symbols Create a Python programming solution using a SET that contains the following stock market symbols: "AAPL", "ABBV", "AMZN", "AVGO", "COST. "CSCO;, "GOOG", "GOOGL", "META", "MSFT", "NVDA", "ORCL," TSLA" Ask the user for a stock market symbol and see if the value is in the set. Either fower-or upper-case input is acceptable. If the user-provided value is NOT in the set. print out the entire set for the user to see the items contained in the set. Part B - People Dictionary Create a dictionary that contains a list of people and one interesting fact about each of them. Display each person and their interesting fact on the screen. Next, change a fact about one of the people. Also, add an additional person and a corresponding fact. Display the new list of people and facts. Ruan the program multiple times and notice if the order changes. Sample output: Jeff: Con fly an airplane. John: Plays the gultar. Jasan: Has been to Hawai1. Jeff: Can fly an airplone. John: Plays the quitar. Jason: Has been to Howait. Jili: Can code in Python. Part C - Stock Market Dictionary Create a Python programming solution using a DICTIONARY that contains the following stock market symbols and their associated values: "AXP:, 144.18, "AMGN*, 234.72, "AAPL", 131.56, "BA", 136.8, "CAT", 192.64, "CSCO", 43.39, "CVX", 148,38, "GS", 279.79, "HD", 270.73, "HON", 179.7, "IBM", 135.02. "UNH*, 452.06, "CRM", 163.26, "V2", 49.03, "V", 190.01, "WBA*, 39.32. "WMT", 118.29, "DIS", 94.34. "DOW", 54.77 Ask the user for a stock market symbol and return the appropriate value to the user. Sample output: What stock market symbol would you like to look ug? azm