Please answer correctly. Also, I attachs the answer option on the image as well. ## Matching Input and Output Sequences in a Simple Program### Program DescriptionThe provided code is a simple program written in a language similar to Python. It takes two character inputs `d1` and `d2` and constructs a message based on these inputs. Here's the program:```pythonString message = ""char d1 = input()char d2 = input()if(d1 == 'A'){ message = message + "I see "}else if(d1 == 'B'){ message = message + "I love "}if(d2 == 'A'){ message = message + "the world!"}else{ message = message + "the moon!"}print message```### How the Program Works1. **Initialize Message**: The variable `message` is initialized as an empty string.2. **Input Characters**: The program takes two characters as inputs, `d1` and `d2`.3. **First Condition (d1)**: - If `d1` is 'A', add "I see " to `message`. - If `d1` is 'B', add "I love " to `message`.4. **Second Condition (d2)**: - If `d2` is 'A', add "the world!" to `message`. - For any other character, add "the moon!" to `message`.5. **Output**: Finally, the program prints the constructed message.### Matching Input and Output SequencesHere, you need to match each input sequence with its corresponding output when the program runs.| Input Sequence | Output Sequence || -------------- | -------------------------|| In: 'A', 'A' | Out: "I see the world!" || In: 'A', 'B' | Out: "I see the moon!" || In: 'A', 'C' | Out: "I see the moon!" || In: 'B', 'A' | Out: "I love the world!" || In: 'B', 'B' | Out: "I love the moon!" || In: 'B', 'C' | Out: "I love the moon!" || In: 'C', 'A' | Out: "the world!" || In: 'C ## Educational Programming Exercise: Input-Output Matching**Instructions:**Match every input sequence with its corresponding output when the given program is run.### Program Description```pythonString message = ""char d1 = input()char d2 = input()if(d1 == 'A'){ message = message + "I see "}else if(d1 == 'B'){ message = message + "I love "}if(d2 == 'A'){ message = message + "the world!"}else{ message = message + "the moon!"}print message```### Input-Output MatchingBelow you will find input sequences on the left-hand side and a dropdown list on the right-hand side. Match each input sequence with the corresponding output based on the program's logic.#### Input Sequences and Dropdown Options:1. In: `'A', 'A'` → [dropdown]2. In: `'A', 'B'` → [dropdown]3. In: `'A', 'C'` → [dropdown]4. In: `'B', 'A'` → [dropdown]5. In: `'B', 'B'` → [dropdown]6. In: `'B', 'C'` → [dropdown]7. In: `'C', 'A'` → [dropdown]8. In: `'C', 'B'` → [dropdown]9. In: `'C', 'C'` → [dropdown]### Explanation of the Program:- The program initializes an empty string named `message`.- It takes two character inputs: `d1` and `d2`.- Depending on the value of `d1`, it appends either "I see " or "I love " to the `message`.- It then checks the value of `d2`: - If `d2` is 'A', it appends "the world!" to the `message`. - For any other value of `d2`, it appends "the moon!" to the `message`.- Finally, it prints the `message`.### Possible Outputs:Consider the following descriptions for the dropdown options:1. "I see the world!"2. "I see the moon!"3. "I love the world!"4. "I love the moon!"5. No output (applicable if none of the conditions are met).### How

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Match every input sequence with its output when this program is run: String message = "" char d1=input() char d2=input() if(d1 == 'A') { + "I see message = message } else if(d1 == 'B') { message = message + "I love " } if(d2 == 'A') { message = message + "the world!" } else { message = message + "the moon!" } print message Match every input sequence with the output sequence produced when it is run using the program on the left. In: 'A', 'A' 1 Out: "the moon!" In: 'A', 'B' Out: "I see the world!" In: 'A', 'C' Out: "I love the world!" Out: "I see the moon!" In: 'B', 'A' Out: "the world!" In: 'B', 'B' Out: "I love the moon!" In: 'B', 'C' In: 'C', 'A' In: 'C', 'B' In: 'C', 'C'

Match every input sequence with its output when this program is run: String message = "" char d1=input() char d2=input() if(d1 == 'A') { + "I see message = message } else if(d1 == 'B') { message = message + "I love " } if(d2 == 'A') { message = message + "the world!" } else { message = message + "the moon!" } print message Match every input sequence with the output sequence produced when it is run using the program on the left. In: 'A', 'A' 1 Out: "the moon!" In: 'A', 'B' Out: "I see the world!" In: 'A', 'C' Out: "I love the world!" Out: "I see the moon!" In: 'B', 'A' Out: "the world!" In: 'B', 'B' Out: "I love the moon!" In: 'B', 'C' In: 'C', 'A' In: 'C', 'B' In: 'C', 'C'

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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