In this problem, you will create a program from scratch based to demonstrate your abilities to create and manipulate lists in Python.

Create a file named Lab$05$P$2.$py$.$

For this program:

$$ Label each block of code that performs the different steps with an appropriate comment $($e$.$g$.$ # Step a$).$

$$ Your output should also include indications as to what step is being displayed. See the Sample Output for an example.

$$ Remember to put your program in a main function and call main at the end of your file.

Write a Python program that performs the following steps:

a$)$ Ask the user for the lower and upper bound for generating random numbers.

b$)$ Ask the user how many numbers they want in the lists. This number will determine the size of BOTH lists.

c$)$ Use a for loop and a random integer generator to generate random integers from lower to upper bounds the user specified in step a$.$ This is an inclusive range. The program should generate the number of integers indicated by the user in step b$.$ Store the random integers in a list. Display the list.

d$)$ Create a second list in the same way as was done in step b$.$ Display the second list.

$$ NOTE: You could create a function that generates a list like what is specified in steps c and d$.$ To do that, pass in the numbers from steps a and b as parameters, and then return the list that is generated.

e$)$ Use a for loop to display the elements in the two lists in pairs, i$.$e$.,$ display the first elements in both lists, display the second elements in the both lists, etc.

$$ HINT: Have your for loop increment through the lists using an index. That will allow you to access the $0$th elements, then the $1$st elements, etc.

f$)$ Combine the lists into a single list and display the combined list.

g$)$ Sort the combined list in place and display the sorted combined. Do NOT use the sorted function. Use the method we learned about in class.

h$)$ Use list slicing to display the first three elements in the list and the last three elements in the list.

i$)$ Display the total of the elements in the list. Use a single function to calculate that total.

j$)$ Display the minimum element in the list. Use a single function to determine that element.

k$)$ Display the maximum element in the list. Use a single function to determine that element.

l$)$ Use a for loop and a random integer generator to generate $5$ random integers in the range specified by the user in step a$.$ Check if each number is in the combined list.

$$ If the number is in the combined list, print the number and print the index of the first element that matches.

$$ NOTE: There is a list method for finding an element value which return the index and you should use that function. Do NOT use a for loop or you will lose some points.

$$ If the element is found, after printing the index, the element should be deleted or removed from the list.

$$ NOTE: There is both a function and a list method that can delete or remove an element from a list. You should use either the function or the list method. Do NOT use a for loop or you will lose some points.

$$ If the number is not in the combined list, print the number followed by "not found in list".

m$)$ Print the combined list now that elements may have been deleted.

Sample output:

Step a: How many numbers in each list? $5$

Step b:

What is the lower bound for the random number? $1$

What is the upper bound for the random numbers? $15$

Step c: First list: $[13,8,5,14,13]$

Step d: Second list: $[6,9,15,5,3]$

Step e:

$136$

$89$

$515$

$145$

$133$

Step f: Combined list: $[13,8,5,14,13,6,9,15,5,3]$

Step g: Sorted list: $[3,5,5,6,8,9,13,13,14,15]$

Step h:

First three elements: $[3,5,5]$

Last three elements: $[13,14,15]$

Step i: Sum: $91$

Step j: Minimum: $3$

Step k: Maximum: $15$

Step l:

$8$ at index $4$

$3$ at index $0$

$11$ not found in list

$14$ at index $6$

$7$ not found in list

Step m: Final list: $[5,5,6,9,13,13,15]$

Run this program using the PyCharm Terminal. Take a screenshot of the Terminal that includes the line showing where you started the program run with the results. Name the screenshot Lab$05$P$2-$ouput.jpg$.$