write it in python. Imagine you have the following dictionary. Just copy the dictionary fromthe question to youreditor.Dark_characters =%3D{"Martha":[20,37,51], "Noah":[15,35,41], "Agnes":[9,37,38], "Jonas":[3,26,25], "Michael":[25,50,48]}Your work is to find out the summation of all the values (given in listformat). Then, take an input from the user (value from 1-10). If the inputgiven by the user is even, then print all the even sum in a list. Also,print the corresponding character names. Otherwise, print all the odd sumin a list along with another list containing corresponding character names.Sample input 1:1Sample output 1:The list of the odd sum is: [91, 123]The list of the names is: ["Noah"," Michael"]Explanation 1:Here the user input is an odd number. So, the list contains all the oddsums: 15+35+40=91; 25+50+48=123. The names of these corresponding sums areNoah and Michael. Sample input 2:10Sample output 2:The list of the even sum is: [108, 84,54]The list of the names is: ["Martha"," Agnes", “Jonas"]Explanation 2:Here the user input is an even number. So, the list contains all the evensum: 20+37+51=108; 9+37+38=84; 3+26+25=54. The names of these correspondingsums are Martha, Agnes and Jonas.

Dark_characters = {"Martha":[20,37,51], "Noah":[15,35,41], "Agnes":[9,37,38], "Jonas":[3,26,25], "Michael Your work is to find out the summation of all the values (given in list format). Then, take an input from the user (value from 1-10). If the input given by the user is even, then print all the even sum in a list. Also, print the corresponding character names. Otherwise, print all the odd sum

Dark_characters = {"Martha":[20,37,51], "Noah":[15,35,41], "Agnes":[9,37,38], "Jonas":[3,26,25], "Michael Your work is to find out the summation of all the values (given in list format). Then, take an input from the user (value from 1-10). If the input given by the user is even, then print all the even sum in a list. Also, print the corresponding character names. Otherwise, print all the odd sum

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