Instructions

In this programming assignment, students will show mastery over loops, string methods, and simple list methods. You will be writing the processing section of the code $--$ you should not make any changes to the output section. You may add several more sample port summary

Using the provided input and output section, develop a processing section to handle the following scenario:

You are working for a major networking company that stores the VLAN configuration of their switches in a compact format. The format is a list of strings. Each string has the following format: port number state. The port number can be a single digit or a start$/$end range. The state can be one of the following: untagged, excluded, tagged. The ports will always be in order.

# Input $--$ keep the following entries $--$ you may add others for testing

portSummary $=("1-11$ untagged", $"12$ excluded"$)$

#portSummary $=("1-6$ untagged", $"7$ excluded", $"8-12$ untagged"$)$

# Processing $($Your Code goes here

# Output $--$ Do not change any of the code in Output

print$("$Port Details"$)$

for port in portDetails:

print$($port$)$

Sample Output

Output $1$

Port Details

$1$: untagged

$2$: untagged

$3$: untagged

$4$: untagged

$5$: untagged

$6$: untagged

$7$: untagged

$8$: untagged

$9$: untagged

$10$: untagged

$11$: untagged

$12$: excluded

Output $2$

Port Details

$1$: untagged

$2$: untagged

$3$: untagged

$4$: untagged

$5$: untagged

$6$: untagged

$7$: excluded

$8$: untagged

$9$: untagged

$10$: untagged

$11$: untagged

$12$: untagged

Rules of Engagement

Violating the rules of engagement will lead to a grade of zero.

The first three lines of the program should be comments that show: student name, course, and assignment.

There should be three sections with a comment label: Input, Processing, and Output $-$ the code should be beneath the comment.

Input $--$ code that gathers information from the user.

Processing $--$ code that uses the input to support the output.

Output $--$ code that displays the results.

The following data types are allowed: string, integer, float, and Boolean. A list may be used to support the output.

Only print statements are allowed in the Output section $-$ each print statement is permitted a single string literal with variables. The variables may be in$-$line or in a format list. Print statements with expressions are not allowed $$ this includes functions.

You should only use constructs that have been provided in lessons $17.$

You should not be writing any functions.