When yоu аre finished with this prоgrаm аnd ready tо move on to the next, please copy and paste “Midterm 1 Programming Assignment 1 (Exam 1 Part 1 Question 1) is complete and ready for grading.” in the text box for this question. Program 1 Directions This program should be submitted in CodeBuddy: Exam 1 Part 2: Question 1. Write a program that accepts two DNA sequences, just like we’ve done in class. You can assume the user will enter upper- or lowercase nucleotides (i.e., AGCTagct) or blank spaces. Your program should complete the following tasks in the following order: Remove all blank spaces from the sequences. Remove (not convert to uppercase) all lowercase letters from the sequences. Determine which sequence is longest and tell the user (see examples below for exact text). Convert the two sequences to lowercase. Print each sequence, and its length, on the same line (see examples below for exact text). Be sure to include the following code at the top of your program: #! /usr/bin/env python import sys seq1 = sys.argv[1]seq2 = sys.argv[2] The first sequence will be stored in the variable seq1 and the second sequence in the variable seq2. Example 1 (sequence 2 is longer): If I execute the following command: studentcode.py “AggTc CGT” “GGccc aaaaaTgTTgA” Your program should match the output exactly: Sequence 2 is longerSequence 1 atcgt is 5 nucleotides longSequence 2 ggttta is 6 nucleotides long Example 2 (sequences are the same length): If I execute the following command: studentcode.py “gggggggggTAT caA” “T gA g gA ccccG” Your program should match the output exactly: The two sequences are the same lengthSequence 1 tata is 4 nucleotides longSequence 2 taag is 4 nucleotides long Example 3 (sequence 1 is longer): If I execute the following command: python studentcode.py “ATc gtgtgtgt A ac ac CC” “aaaaaaaaAaaaaaa G” Your program should match the output exactly: Sequence 1 is longerSequence 1 atacc is 5 nucleotides longSequence 2 ag is 2 nucleotides long