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Part 1: Planetary Density contains a list of the density in grams per cubic centimeter of all the planets, plus Pluto. It looks like File density.txt this: Mercury 5.43 Venus 5.25 Earth 5.52 Mars 3.83 Jupiter 1.33 Saturn 0.71 Uranus 1.24 Neptune 1.67 Pluto 2.85 Write a program named Lostname_firstname_density.py that reads the numbers from the file into a list and then calculates and prints, properly labeled: The minimum density The maximum density The average density The median density (Hint: use split() to separate the planet name from the density.) You don't need a list for the first three of these, but you do need a list to calculate the median. Finding the Median To find the median of a group of n numbers, sort them into order. (Hint: use Python's sort method). If n is odd, the median is the middle entry. In a list named data this will be element catatan - 1) // 2] . Note the use of // to do integer division. If nis even, the median is the average of the numbers "surrounding the middle. For a list named data, this is (data[(n // 2)] = data[(n // 2) - 1]) / 2.0. Your program must work for a file with any number of entries. The file I am providing happens to have an odd number of entries, but if I gave you a similar file for the major moons of Saturn, it would have an even number of entries, and your program would still have to correctly calculate the statistics for that file