Create the necessary Python code to meet the following user requirements.

Background: The local driver$$s license office has asked you to create an application that

automatically grades the written portion of the driver$$s license exam. The written exam is a $20$

question multiple choice test and a minimum passing score is $15$ out of $20.$

$$ The application should be a Python console application

$$ The application should store the correct answers in a list

$$ Student responses will be provided in a text file. Each line of the file consists of a student name

and their responses to the written exam.

$$ The application should $$grade$$ each student and provide the following as a summary for each

student...

o The number of correct responses

o The number of incorrect responses

o A list of the question numbers answered incorrectly

o A message indicating whether the student passed or failed.

The correct answers are:

$1.$ A

$2.$ C

$3.$ A

$4.$ A

$5.$ D

$6.$ B

$7.$ C

$8.$ A

$9.$ C

$10.$ B

$11.$ A

$12.$ D

$13.$ C

$14.$ A

$15.$ D

$16.$ C

$17.$ B

$18.$ B

$19.$ D

$20.$ A

The external file of student scores is provided with the assignment $($StudentResponses$.$txt$).$ Be sure

to copy this text file into your DriversLicenseExam project folder. The data contained in the file is:

MIKE,A$,$C$,$A$,$A$,$D$,$B$,$C$,$A$,$C$,$B$,$A$,$D$,$C$,$A$,$D$,$B$,$B$,$B$,$C$,$A

JOHN,A$,$C$,$B$,$B$,$C$,$B$,$C$,$A$,$C$,$B$,$B$,$C$,$C$,$B$,$C$,$C$,$B$,$B$,$D$,$A

MARY,A$,$C$,$A$,$A$,$D$,$B$,$C$,$A$,$C$,$B$,$A$,$D$,$C$,$A$,$D$,$C$,$B$,$B$,$D$,$A

ELLEN,B$,$B$,$B$,$A$,$C$,$B$,$C$,$A$,$B$,$B$,$A$,$D$,$C$,$A$,$D$,$C$,$C$,$C$,$D$,$A

MARK,A$,$A$,$A$,$A$,$B$,$B$,$C$,$A$,$C$,$A$,$A$,$D$,$C$,$A$,$B$,$C$,$B$,$B$,$B$,$D

Tips for creating your program:

o Create a list to store the correct answers to the test.

o Use a loop to do the following:

$1.$ Read in the student answers $($line by line$)$ and create a list for the data

contained within each line.

$2.$ You can compare the items in the student response list to the items in the

correct answers list to determine if the student got the question correct or not.

$3.$ Use a list to store the question numbers that are answered incorrectly.

$4.$ Print a summary for each student as you process them