Lab $7$ Lists:$$ Larger Than N

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You will create your program in the IDLE environment and save it as a python file.$$ Use the file naming convention yourlastname$\_$Lab$7.$py$.$

Modularity $$ Your program should have at least these two functions:

main $$ should accept input of a series of $10$ integers from the user and an integer n that will be the search number. $$main should call the function display$\_$larger and pass $2$ arguments:$$ the $10$ integers stored in a list, and the number n$.$

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display$\_$larger $$ should accept the $2$ parameters from main.$$ Using a loop, the function should compare all numbers in the list of number from the user to n$.$ If the number is larger than n$,$ it should be stored in a second list containing only the numbers that are greater than n$.$

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This function should display:$$ The original list, n$,$ and the list of numbers greater than n$.$

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Programming Style Requirements.$$

$$ Comments $$ Begin your program with a comment that includes: a$)$ your name, b$)$program status $$ either $$Complete$$ or describe any incomplete or non$-$functioning part of your program c$)$A $1-3$ line description of what the program does.

$$ Function comments $$ each function should begin with a comment explaining what the function does

$$ Variable names $$ use meaningful variable names such as total$\_$taxes or num$\_$cookies.

$$ Function names $$ use meaningful verb names for functions such as display$\_$taxes.

$$ Named constants $$ Use named constants for all number values that will not be changed in the program such as RECIPE$\_$SUGAR $=1\mathrm{.}5.$ See section $2\mathrm{.}9$ on Named Constants