Consider the following program that allows a user to print the age of the Nth oldest known person to have ever lived. Note: The ages are in a list sorted from oldest to youngest.

$1.$ Modify the program to print the correct ordinal number $("1$st$","2$nd$","3$rd$","4$th$",$ or $"5$th$")$ instead of $"1$th$","2$th$","3$th$","4$th$",$ or $"5$th$".$

$2.$ For the oldest person, remove the ordinal number $(1$st$)$ from the print statement to say, "The oldest person lived $122$ years".

Reminder: List indices begin at $0,$ not $1,$ thus the print statement uses oldest$\_$people$[$nth$\_$person$-1],$ to access the nth$\_$person element $($element $1$ at index $0,$ element $2$ at index $1,$ etc.$).$