BackgroundLoop statements allow us to run the same block of code repeatedly, with the chance to usedifferent values for variables each time as the accumulated effects pile up. Lists are sequencesthat can be inspected value-by-value and modified at will. In this PROGRAMMING we will useloops to perform calculations or adjustments on lists and multidimensional lists. We will alsoexplore other sequences such as sets and dictionaries.General Restrictions•You are not allowed to import anything•You are not allowed to use slicing•You are not allowed to use any string methods• Please pay attention to specific restrictions written in for each individual function below• Don't forget to comment the code• No hard coding! def setof Names (profiles, location):Specific Restrictions (in addition to the general restrictions above):You are only allowed set(), .items(), .values(), .keys(), .add(), .get()o You should only use sets and dictionariesDescription: profiles is a dictionary keeping track of the dating app members. The dictionary keyis a profile ID, and the value is a list containing: member name, phone number and location.location is a string containing some location search value. This function returns a set containingthe member's names who live in the search value location.Parameters: profiles is a dictionary of variable size that contains profile ID (string) as keyand the member's name (string), phone number (string) and location (string) (in list format) asvalue. location is a string.Return value: a set containing the names of the members (string).Note that this function does return something!Assumptions: All input values are valid. The order of the list values in the dictionary is: membername first, followed by phone number and then location.Examples:profiles = {"B111": ["Anahi Saunders", "502-223-221", "Fair"],"B222": ["Thaddeus Huff", "501-121-1123", "Washington "],"B333": ["Deven Holden", "123-323-3463", "Vien"],"B444":["Cale Day", "501-56-5321", "Cha"],"B555":["Kenley Hartman", "231-331-34", "Alex"],"B666":["Giovanni Ruiz", "123-258-1251", "Alex"],"B777":["Kamari Knox", "224-127-2762", "Washington "],"B888":["Kael Barr", 321-124-3312", "Washington "],"B999":["Catalina Colon", "711-256-8456", "Fair"],"B010":["Jasiah Fritz", "513-212-1252", "Fair"]}setofNames(profiles, "Fair")setofNames(profiles, "Washington")setofNames(profiles, "Cha"){'Catalina Colon', 'Anahi Saunders', 'Jasiah Fritz"}{"Kael Barr', 'Thaddeus Huff', 'Kamari Knox"}{'Cale Day'}Explanation:We first create a new set; as we loop through the dictionary looking for all location matches to the passed-in search value; every timethere is a match found, we take the name from that dictionary value and add it to the set. When we have looked through the entiredictionary, we return the populated set.

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BackgroundLoop statements allow us to run the same block of code repeatedly, with the chance to usedifferent values for variables each time as the accumulated effects pile up. Lists are sequencesthat can be inspected value-by-value and modified at will. In this PROGRAMMING we will useloops to perform calculations or adjustments on lists and multidimensional lists. We will alsoexplore other sequences such as sets and dictionaries.General Restrictions•You are not allowed to import anything•You are not allowed to use slicing•You are not allowed to use any string methods• Please pay attention to specific restrictions written in for each individual function below• Don't forget to comment the code• No hard coding! def setof Names (profiles, location):Specific Restrictions (in addition to the general restrictions above):You are only allowed set(), .items(), .values(), .keys(), .add(), .get()o You should only use sets and dictionariesDescription: profiles is a dictionary keeping track of the dating app members. The dictionary keyis a profile ID, and the value is a list containing: member name, phone number and location.location is a string containing some location search value. This function returns a set containingthe member's names who live in the search value location.Parameters: profiles is a dictionary of variable size that contains profile ID (string) as keyand the member's name (string), phone number (string) and location (string) (in list format) asvalue. location is a string.Return value: a set containing the names of the members (string).Note that this function does return something!Assumptions: All input values are valid. The order of the list values in the dictionary is: membername first, followed by phone number and then location.Examples:profiles = {&#34;B111&#34;: [&#34;Anahi Saunders&#34;, &#34;502-223-221&#34;, &#34;Fair&#34;],&#34;B222&#34;: [&#34;Thaddeus Huff&#34;, &#34;501-121-1123&#34;, &#34;Washington &#34;],&#34;B333&#34;: [&#34;Deven Holden&#34;, &#34;123-323-3463&#34;, &#34;Vien&#34;],&#34;B444&#34;:[&#34;Cale Day&#34;, &#34;501-56-5321&#34;, &#34;Cha&#34;],&#34;B555&#34;:[&#34;Kenley Hartman&#34;, &#34;231-331-34&#34;, &#34;Alex&#34;],&#34;B666&#34;:[&#34;Giovanni Ruiz&#34;, &#34;123-258-1251&#34;, &#34;Alex&#34;],&#34;B777&#34;:[&#34;Kamari Knox&#34;, &#34;224-127-2762&#34;, &#34;Washington &#34;],&#34;B888&#34;:[&#34;Kael Barr&#34;, 321-124-3312&#34;, &#34;Washington &#34;],&#34;B999&#34;:[&#34;Catalina Colon&#34;, &#34;711-256-8456&#34;, &#34;Fair&#34;],&#34;B010&#34;:[&#34;Jasiah Fritz&#34;, &#34;513-212-1252&#34;, &#34;Fair&#34;]}setofNames(profiles, &#34;Fair&#34;)setofNames(profiles, &#34;Washington&#34;)setofNames(profiles, &#34;Cha&#34;){'Catalina Colon', 'Anahi Saunders', 'Jasiah Fritz&#34;}{&#34;Kael Barr', 'Thaddeus Huff', 'Kamari Knox&#34;}{'Cale Day'}Explanation:We first create a new set; as we loop through the dictionary looking for all location matches to the passed-in search value; every timethere is a match found, we take the name from that dictionary value and add it to the set. When we have looked through the entiredictionary, we return the populated set.

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Step-1: StartStep-2: Declare a dictionart profile with initial values {    "B111": ["Anahi…