In the Pycharm editor, write a program in the Python language to process inventory for multiple grocery stores.

Sample output follows.

Create a list store$\_$records whose elements are three lists $($indexed $0,1,2).$ Each element $($a list$)$ has three elements: One is the store's name, one is a list of featured products, and one is the corresponding amount of each product in stock. Assign store$\_$records to be a list with the elements

$[\text{'}$Market Basket', $[\text{'}$corn flakes', 'white bread', 'pop rocks'$],[800,1000,100]]$

$[\text{'}$Star Market', $[\text{'}$bagels$\text{'},$ 'cheetos', 'coffee cake'$],[850,400,100]]$

$[\text{'}$Roche Bros', $[\text{'}$wings$\text{'},$ 'apples', 'brownies'$],[100,2000,100]]$

For one of the stores, print how much of one of the items is in stock. Use an f $-$string and indexing.

Update the inventory for the item: Change the amount to be less, after some of the inventory is sold. Use indexing to modify the list $($overwrite an "old amount" with a reduced amount$).$

Print a summary of the change in items in stock. Use an f$-$string andindexing.

$5.$ If the inventory for the item has dropped below $100,$ print a message that says to order more. If the inventory is still at least $100$ for the item, print a message that says the inventory is still adequate. Use if statements.

$6.$ Use a for loop to append all of the products into a list grocery$\_$items.

$7.$ Sort the list of grocery$\_$items and print it to show the products featured at the grocery stores.

SAMPLE OUTPUT

Market Basket has corn flakes: $800.$

Sell $100$ items.

Market Basket has corn flakes: $700.$

Inventory is still adequate.

Featured products are:

$[\text{'}$apples$\text{'},$ 'bagels', 'brownies', 'cheetos', 'coffee cake', 'corn flakes', 'pop rocks', 'white bread', 'wings'$]$