because the code would stop running after only one test passes here' what that would look likerequested_toppings ['mushrooms''extra cheese'if 'mushroomsin requested_toppingsprint("adding mushrooms "elif 'pepperoniin requested_toppingsprint("adding pepperoni "elif 'extra cheesein requested_toppingsprint("adding extra cheese "print("\nfinished making your pizza!"the test for 'mushroomsis the first test to passso mushrooms are added to the pizza howeverthe values 'extra cheeseand 'pepperoniare never checkedbecause python doesn' run any tests beyond the first test that passes in an if-elif-else chain the customer' first topping will be addedbut all of their other toppings will be missedadding mushrooms finished making your pizzain summaryif you want only one block of code to runuse an ifelifelse chain if more than one block of code needs to runuse series of independent if statements try it yourse lf - alien colors # imagine an alien was just shot down in game create variable called alien_color and assign it value of 'green''yellow'or 'redwrite an if statement to test whether the alien' color is green if it isprint message that the player just earned points write one version of this program that passes the if test and another that fails (the version that fails will have no output - alien colors # choose color for an alien as you did in exercise - and write an ifelse chain if the alien' color is greenprint statement that the player just earned points for shooting the alien if the alien' color isn' greenprint statement that the player just earned points write one version of this program that runs the if block and another that runs the else block