Create a program that stores the names of the user's friends. Prompt the user to input the number of friends they would like to input and store that value in a variable. Next, use a loop to ask for each name and store it in a list, repeating until the appropriate number of names have been added. Note that the user should not have to indicate when they are finished$--$the loop should stop automatically based on the number of names the user specified at the start of the program.

Then, output the user's best friend $($the first name in the list$)$ and the user's least$-$best friend $($the last name in the list$).$ After that, create a loop that outputs the entire list.

Finally, output an "acronym" of the names in the list$--$the first letter in each person's name combined into one word $($which is almost certainly just a jumble of letters!$)$

All code should follow PEP $8$ conventions as you understand them, and all variables should have descriptive names$/$identifiers $($e$.$g$.,$ "manufacturer" would be a more descriptive name than $"$m$").$ The name of the program should also follow PEP $8$ guidelines, and should be descriptive of what the program does rather than what assignment it is$.$ In other words, don't name it module$\_01\_$lab or similar.

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