For this exam you$$ll write a program to track wait times for

rides at Disneyland. Use of at least two colors and one emoji to make the interface more appealing.

$$ User Input which should then be displayed in at least two places.

$$ You must use the starter file provided for this exam which includes the populated parallel

lists data. There is an error in this file with Peter Pan$$s flight, which has an

apostrophe, you must use an escape sequence for the apostrophe to fix this. There is

a comment in the file that mentions this as well.

$$ In order to get your output to line up neatly, you will need to use the tab escape

sequence as well as string formatting with $.$format$()$ including the use of the left$-$aligned

column width formatting, :$35,$ in the placeholder for the variable in the first column $($the

rides list$).$ For example, the beginning part of your print statement will look like this $($the

three dots means etcetera for you to finish the rest of the print line$)$: print$(\{$:$35\}...$

$$ Loop through your lists in parallel to display the data to the user $($sample required

program output is shown on the next page$).$ Add column headers for readability.

$$ Find and display the average wait time for all rides and format it to two decimal places.

This must include the use of a running total to be used in the calculation for the average.

$$ Find and display the rides with the shortest and longest wait times. You must use an if

statement to do these; do not use any built$-$in functions.

$$ Extra Credit: $2$ points extra credit can be earned by importing the datetime module and

using the today$()$ function to define and then format the string to display the current date in

the mm$/$dd$/$yy format