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Implement the following to search a letter in a list. a) Create a list named vehicles: car, Truck, boat, PLANE. b) Request a user input for a search letter. c) Use the decision structure in a for loop to search all the items which contains the input letter (ignoring case) in the list. d) Print the item and its position in vehicles if it exists. Otherwise, print the statement indicating it does not contain the letter to search. e) Print the error message if more than one letter is entered. Example Output 1 Vehicles = i'car', 'Truck', 'boat', 'PLANE’] Enter a search letter: a car contains 'a' and it is in position 0. Truck does not contain 'a'. boat contains 'a' and it is in position 2. PLANE contains 'a' and it is in position 3. Example Output 2 Vehicles = ['car', 'Truck', 'boat', 'PLANE'] Enter a search letter: A car contains 'A' and it is in position 0. Truck does not contain 'A'. boat contains 'A' and it is in position 2. PLANE contains 'A' and it is in position 3. Example Output 3 Vehicles = ['car', 'Truck', 'boat', 'PLANE'] Enter a search letter: z car does not contain 'z'. Truck does not contain 'z'. boat does not contain 'z'. PLANE does not contain 'z'. Example Output 4 Vehicles = ['car', 'Truck', 'boat', 'PLANE'] Enter a search letter: abc Invalid search letter.
![Implement the following to search a letter in a list.<br>a) Create a list named vehicles: car, Truck, boat, PLANE.<br>b) Request a user input for a search letter.<br>c) Use the decision structure in a for loop to search all the items which contains the input letter (ignoring<br>case) in the list.<br>d) Print the item and its position in vehicles if it exists. Otherwise, print the statement indicating it does not<br>contain the letter to search.<br>e) Print the error message if more than one letter is entered.<br>Example Output 1<br>Vehicles = i'car', 'Truck', 'boat', 'PLANE’]<br>Enter a search letter: a<br>car contains 'a' and it is in position 0.<br>Truck does not contain 'a'.<br>boat contains 'a' and it is in position 2.<br>PLANE contains 'a' and it is in position 3.<br>Example Output 2<br>Vehicles = ['car', 'Truck', 'boat', 'PLANE']<br>Enter a search letter: A<br>car contains 'A' and it is in position 0.<br>Truck does not contain 'A'.<br>boat contains 'A' and it is in position 2.<br>PLANE contains 'A' and it is in position 3.<br>Example Output 3<br>Vehicles = ['car', 'Truck', 'boat', 'PLANE']<br>Enter a search letter: z<br>car does not contain 'z'.<br>Truck does not contain 'z'.<br>boat does not contain 'z'.<br>PLANE does not contain 'z'.<br>Example Output 4<br>Vehicles = ['car', 'Truck', 'boat', 'PLANE']<br>Enter a search letter: abc<br>Invalid search letter.<br>](https://s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/storage.unifolks.com/qimg-008/008_vp93v50-hfj1emt3.png)
Extracted text: Implement the following to search a letter in a list. a) Create a list named vehicles: car, Truck, boat, PLANE. b) Request a user input for a search letter. c) Use the decision structure in a for loop to search all the items which contains the input letter (ignoring case) in the list. d) Print the item and its position in vehicles if it exists. Otherwise, print the statement indicating it does not contain the letter to search. e) Print the error message if more than one letter is entered. Example Output 1 Vehicles = i'car', 'Truck', 'boat', 'PLANE’] Enter a search letter: a car contains 'a' and it is in position 0. Truck does not contain 'a'. boat contains 'a' and it is in position 2. PLANE contains 'a' and it is in position 3. Example Output 2 Vehicles = ['car', 'Truck', 'boat', 'PLANE'] Enter a search letter: A car contains 'A' and it is in position 0. Truck does not contain 'A'. boat contains 'A' and it is in position 2. PLANE contains 'A' and it is in position 3. Example Output 3 Vehicles = ['car', 'Truck', 'boat', 'PLANE'] Enter a search letter: z car does not contain 'z'. Truck does not contain 'z'. boat does not contain 'z'. PLANE does not contain 'z'. Example Output 4 Vehicles = ['car', 'Truck', 'boat', 'PLANE'] Enter a search letter: abc Invalid search letter.