$($Generating the Waltz $)$ Write a program called generatewaltz.py that accepts the minuet and trio tables from

standard input, generates a random sequence of $32$ measures according to the rules described above, and writes the sequence

to standard output.. Create a $2$D list called minuetMeasures with dimensions $1116($use stdarray.create$2$D$())$

Populate minuetMeasures with values read from standard input $($use stdio.readInt$())$

Create a $2$D list called trioMeasures with dimensions $616($use stdarray.create$2$D$())$

Populate trioMeasures with values read from standard input $($use stdio.readInt$())$

For each j in $[0,15]$

$-$ Set i to the sum of two die rolls $($each a random number from $[1,6])$

$-$ Write minuetMeasures$[$i $2][$j$]$ with a space after

For each j in $[0,15]$

$-$ Set i to the value of a die roll $($a random number from $[1,6])$

$-$ Write trioMeasures$[$i $1][$j$]$ with a space after

Write a newline