Create a Python source file that reads an unspecified number of integers

into a list and calculates the following statistical calculations:

$$ The mean is the sum of the integers divided by the number of integers in the list.

$$ The median is the integer in the middle of the sorted list. If the list has an even number

of integers, then the median is the average of the two integers in the middle.

$$ The range is the smallest integer subtracted from the largest integer.

$$ The $$population$$ standard deviation $($not the $$sample$$ standard deviation, which is a

different formula$)$ is calculated as follows:

When getting the inputted integers from the console, you are to store the integers into a list by

using the split method wherever there is a blank. Since the resulting list will be a list of strings,

you$$ll need to loop through the list and convert each integer string into an int datatype. Then,

you can use the sort method on the list of ints $($e$.$g$.$ integerList.sort$()),$ print the sorted list, and

then perform each of the statistical calculations on the sorted integerList. You will need to

import the math module to use the power and square root functions $($math$.$pow$()$ and

math.sqrt$())$ for the standard deviation calculation. Your output should be formatted exactly as

these sample runs below.

Sample run$1$:

Enter integers separated by blanks: $3123123$

Sorted integer list $[1,1,2,2,3,3,3]$

Mean$=2\mathrm{.}142857142857143$

Median$=2$

Range$=2$

Standard deviation $=0\mathrm{.}8329931278350429$