Open the output file using a with statement.

Start a while loop that continues until the user presses Enter $($or Return on a Mac$)$ for the LP title.

Prompt the user for the following information about each LP:

LP Title: The title of the LP$.$Artist$($s$)$ Name$($s$)$: The name$($s$)$ of the artist$($s$).$Regular Price: The regular price of the LP $($float$).$Discount $(\%)$: The discount on the LP during the sale $($integer$).$

After capturing the details for each LP$,$ append the data to a file named lpsale.txt$,$ with each piece of data on its own line.

Once the user presses Enter $($or Return on a Mac$)$ for the LP tit

example input$/$Output

Enter the album's title: Dionne Warwick's Golden Hits

Enter the artist$($s$)$ name$($s$)$: Dionne Warwick

Enter the regular price: $22\mathrm{.}75$

Enter the discount in percent: $12$

Enter the album's title: $1989$

Enter the artist$($s$)$ name$($s$)$: Taylor Swift

Enter the regular price: $23\mathrm{.}10$

Enter the discount in percent: $14$

Enter the album's title: Meet the Beatles!

Enter the artist$($s$)$ name$($s$)$: The Beatles

Enter the regular price: $23\mathrm{.}05$

Enter the discount in percent: $13$

Enter the album's title:

The LP sale data has been successfully stored in lpsale.txt$.$