In this assignment you will write a Python program that reads a file called assignment1-2.txt and calculates the average of numeric data based on certain condition(s). Let us assume that ID4 refers to the last 4-digits of a student's ID (EMPL_ID). The lines of the file has the following format: every odd-numbered line, starting with the first, line has an ID4 and the every even-numbered line, starting with the second line, has a numeric data point. This is a generalization of the format: ID4> Here are the first 10 lines of the file: 218015657425377830431841232189 In this sample, the first pair of lines is a numeric data point tor the student whose ID4 is 2180 . The numeric data is 1. Similarly, the second pair of lines is a numeric data point for the student whose ID4 is 5657 , and the numeric data is 425 Your program should read through the entire file, and calculate the average of all the numeric data where the ID4 matches your own. Your program should print a single numeric value -- the average -- as an int (in other words, no decimal figures). The numeric data can be either positive or negative. Each student has 1000 numeric data points appearing randomly with the file. A startup program, called main.py, has been provided that reads the data file and processes each line. You should use that program as a starting point. Here is the startup program (main.py): \# sample python code that opens up the assignment file and starts \# reading it line by line using a for loop with open('assignment1.txt', 'r') as file_handle: for line in file_handle: line_str = line.strip() \# come up with your own algorithm \# your program should print this average in int format (i.e., no decimals) You can develop this program in Jupyter-lab or in any IDE of your choice (Spyder, PyCharm, etc.). In either case, you should copy and paste your complete program into main.py in this folder and submit it there. Here are some restrictions: - You are forbidden to import numpy or pandas for this assignment - You should work individually - You are not allowed to import any additional libraries - Whether you work using Jupyter Lab or any other IDE, your main python script and the data file should both reside in the same folder. You need to download the assignment1.txt in the same directory from which you are running main.py program