# Minimum and Maximum Random Numbers # In this week's exercises we are using several pre-defined # functions, as well as character strings and lists. As a simple # exercise with lists, here you will implement a small program which # generates a large collection of random numbers and then finds the # smallest and largest numbers produced. After a large number of # trials it should print the smallest and largest random numbers # generated, e.g. : Results for 100 trials for random numbers between 1 and 1000 The smallest number generated was 25 The largest number generated was 987 # The goal is to produce a large collection of random numbers below # a certain size and then print the smallest and largest numbers # produced. # To do this you will need to use: # a) The randint function to generate random numbers # b) A for-each loop to do an action several times # c) A list-valued variable which is initially the empty list [] # d) The "+" operator (or the "append" method) to add a value to # the list. Note that the "+" operator joins two lists, not a value and a list. A value can be turned into a singleton list just by putting square brackets around it # # Import the random function needed from random import randint # Define some convenient constant values number of trials-100 limit of random numbers 1000 # Solution strategy: # 1) Create an empty list to hold the random numbers # 2) For each of the number of trials: a) Produce a random number between 1 and the limit b) Add the random number to the end of the list of random numbers # 3) Print a message saying how many trials were performed # 4) Print the minimum number in the list of random numbers # 5) Print the maximum number in the list of random numbers # # # # PUT YOUR EQUIVALENT PYTHON CODE HERE