Implement IPython that reads shapes and XML-File to create new slide using the python-pptx library

Task: Implement IPython Notebook that reads 3 PowerPoint shapes and 1 XML-File to create a new PowerPoint Slide saved on disk using the python-pptx library Description: ● The task for the Python coding is to save a PowerPoint (pptx) file on a disk using the “python-pptx” library. ● The resultant pptx-file should have the content (formatted text) being populated from the XML-File (to be extended by the coding expert) “FILE: [login to view URL]”. ● The resultant pptx-file should have the shapes being placed from three different PowerPoint shape files: ○ “FILE:ppt-load-shape-BT3” ○ “FILE:ppt-load-shape-BT5” ○ “FILE:ppt-load-shape-BT6” ● The resultant pptx-file should look like the following image (“FILE:[login to view URL]”) and being saved as “.pptx” ● Modification of the XML file, in terms of position and/or width should affect the placement of the shapes and text (after re-run) ● The code should cover: ○ load empty slide “FILE: [login to view URL]” ○ load the BT-Shapes “FILE:ppt-.. BT3, 4, 5” ○ load the XML content “FILE: [login to view URL]” ○ run shape integration and placement ○ run text integration and placement ○ save final pptx Deliverables: ● iPython Notebook implementation (code) end-2-end executable within Google Colab ● Generated PowerPoint-Slide as “[login to view URL]” ● Extended and used XML-Files as “[login to view URL]” ● Any extension of the Shape-Source-Files (BT3,BT5, [login to view URL])