I need help with the following Python 3 question: Suppose you are a bike shop owner who puts together bikes from spare parts. Your customers come to you with parts they’ve found in their garages, from scrap metal heaps, etc., and they ask you to build them all the bikes you can make with the parts they give you. You build the bikes, charge them a big pile of money for the privilege, and keep the leftover parts for yourself. It takes the following parts to create one bicycle:● 2 wheels● 1 frame● 50 links (to make a chain) Write a Python program to calculate how many bikes you can make from the parts the user gives you. You may assume they always give you “good” input, i.e., all whole numbers, and no negatives. Your output can print simply “bikes” or “bike(s)” each time -- don’t worry about singular/plural. Requirements: ● Prompt the user for the # of wheels # of frames they have, and # of links they have. You can use any wording you like, but you must prompt them for the information in that order so we can test your solution.● Report the total number of bikes you can make, and the leftover parts.● Save all of these inputs in well-named variables of correct data types● Do not use any literals in your main function. Any values that need to be saved are in constants variables, initialized at the top of your program, above main. Here is an example output of the program: How many wheels do you have?13 How many frames do you have?4 How many links do you have?150 All totaled up, you've got 3 bikes comingI'm keeping the leftovers for myselfLeftover:7 wheels1 frames0 links >>>

I need help with the following Python 3 question:

Suppose you are a bike shop owner who puts together bikes from spare parts. Your customers come to you with parts they’ve found in their garages, from scrap metal heaps, etc., and they ask you to build them all the bikes you can make with the parts they give you. You build the bikes, charge them a big pile of money for the privilege, and keep the leftover parts for yourself.

It takes the following parts to create one bicycle:
● 2 wheels
● 1 frame
● 50 links (to make a chain)

Write a Python program to calculate how many bikes you can make from the parts the user gives you. You may assume they always give you “good” input, i.e., all whole numbers, and no negatives. Your output can print simply “bikes” or “bike(s)” each time -- don’t worry about singular/plural.

Requirements:

● Prompt the user for the # of wheels # of frames they have, and # of links they have. You can use any wording you like, but you must prompt them for the information in that order so we can test your solution.
● Report the total number of bikes you can make, and the leftover parts.
● Save all of these inputs in well-named variables of correct data types
● Do not use any literals in your main function. Any values that need to be saved are in constants variables, initialized at the top of your program, above main.

Here is an example output of the program:

How many wheels do you have?
13

How many frames do you have?
4

How many links do you have?
150

All totaled up, you've got 3 bikes coming
I'm keeping the leftovers for myself
Leftover:
7 wheels
1 frames
0 links

>>>