Dosign a Python program to do the following:

a$.$ In the main function:

a$.$ Create two lists that hold integers with the list size given by the user

b$.$ Call a method called fillList$(..)$ to fill a list with a set of randomly$-$generated integers between low and high limits $($both inclusive$).$ This method should be called twice to fill listA and then listB. $($the values of low and high are read in the main method$)$

c$.$ Call another method called printList$(...)$ to display the elements of a list $5$ elements per line. This method should be called twice to print list and then list $B.$

d$.$ Call another method called count$(...)$ to count and return the total number of integers greater than a value entered by the user.

e$.$ Call another method called findAverage$(,)$ that calculates and returns the average of all the values in a list.

f$.$ Call a method called aboveAverage$(.,.)$ that finds and returns how many numbers in a list are above the average of the elements of that list

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