Make a program that begins with an array of Toads. You can initialize a list of $15$ Toads using a command like: array$\_$of$\_$amphibians $=[\text{'}$T$\text{'}]*15.$ We will use the $\text{'}$T$\text{'}$ character to represent Toads. At every iteration of a loop, make one of the Toads turn into a Frog. Represent Frogs with the $\text{'}$F$\text{'}$ character. Print the current state of your array and then print which Toad turned into a Frog. Your program should loop at least $10$ times, updating a random Toad to a Frog each time.

To utilize random number generation in Python, do the following:

import random

j $=$ random.randint$(0,14)$

Your program will have similar output to what is shown in the photo below. For full points, don't simply do "print$($array$\_$of$\_$amphibians$)".$ because then it will print with commas and brackets, which we don't want here. Figure out a way to print each character individually.

To make it so that your program prints multiple things in a line, you can use end$="".$

For example:

print$("$Hello $",$ end$="")$

print$("$World$")$

This program will print:

Hello World

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