Checkpoint $2$

Before getting started, copy

check$1.$py to check$2.$ py and develop your code for Checkpoint $2$

in

check$2.$py$.$

Now modify your code to ask the user for the id of a restaurant from $1$ up to and including

the length of the restaurants list $($humans don't need to know about list ids starting at

$0.$ Assume the user enters a number. If the user enters a value outside of the value range,

print a warning and do nothing else.

If the user has entered a valid id$,$ you will print the information for the restaurant corre$-$

sponding to this id $($remember: id $1$ corresponds to list index $0).$ Test your code well first

to make sure that you only print a restaurant for a valid id$.$

The second task in this part is to improve on the print function by changing the average

score computation. Given the scores for a restaurant, you will drop the max and the min,

and find the average of the rest. Remember that you do not have to explicitly remove the

max, and min from the list, just subtract their values from the sum.

Once you have computed the average, instead of printing it$,$ print one of the following based

on the score:

$4$ up to $5$ This restaurant is rated very good, based on x reviews.

where $x$ is the total number of reviews for this restaurant.

Beware: it does not make sense to remove max and min if there are less than three reviews

for a restaurant. In this case, we should use the average of all the values $($another if

statement!$).$

To complete Checkpoint $2,$ show the lab TA or a mentor the code and the output.

Please check to make sure your code follows the structure we require: first imports, then

functions and then the actual code. Test your code with values $8,22,33,$ and $44.$