In this program you will be manipulating lists, using if statements, and implementing for loops. The file

p$2.$py contains Python code that loads $3$ lists. The lists identify the names and ages of $100$ people as follows:

firstnames is a list of each person's first name

lastnames is a list of each person's last name

ages is a list of each person's age.

The lists correspond to each other so that the first name in the firstnames goes with the first name in the lastnames list which goes with the first age in the ages list to describe particular person. We want to divide these list according to each persons age.

Requirements for this program are as follows:

Your program must include a comment header with Author, Assignment $($Program $1),$ Description, and Due Date.

Using the lists provided, you are to create and populate $9$ lists as follows:

yfirstnames is a list of first names corresponding to people who are younger than $20$

ylastnames is a list of last names corresponding to people who are younger than $20$

yages is a list of ages corresponding to people who are younger than $20$

mfirstnames is a list of first names corresponding to people who are $20$ years old or older and younger than $55$

mlastnames is a list of last names corresponding to people who are $20$ years old or older and younger than $55$

mages is a list of ages corresponding to people who are $20$ years old or older and younger than $55$

efirstnames is a list of first names corresponding to people who are $55$ years old or older

elastnames is a list of last names corresponding to people who are $55$ years old or older

eages is a list of ages corresponding to people who are $55$ years old or older

Print a formatted table of the young people as follows:

Last Name

samplelast

First Name

samplefirst

Age

$$

There should be one line for each person under that age of $20.$

Extra Credit: Create and fill a matrix that contains all of the information about the people. The matrix must be created using Python commands $($not manually typed$).$ The beginning of the matrix may look something like this:

$[[\text{'}$Lara$\text{'},$ 'Laila', $48],[\text{'}$Olson$\text{'},$ 'Caiden', $34],[\text{'}$Fischer$\text{'},$ 'Isabel', $69],..$