Program OBJECTIVE

The goal of this assignment is to develop a Python program that assists an endocrinologist in calculating the average of a patient's fasting blood sugar level. The program should exclude the highest of the three readings in its calculation.

DELIVERABLES

A Python program that prompts the user to enter three blood sugar level readings in mg$/$dL$.$ The program then identifies the highest reading and calculates the average of the two lowest readings.

The program should print the calculated average.

This program shall meet all requirements stated in the requirements section above and the evaluation criteria stated in the section below and will be scored using the assignment rubric.

INSTRUCTIONS

Write a Python program that prompts the user to enter three integers representing the patient's blood sugar level readings.

Identify the highest reading and exclude it from the average calculation. Use Boolean variables for each reading to indicate what readings should be used in the calculated average.

Calculate the average of the two lowest readings.

Print the calculated average.

Include a nested decision block in your script. Be sure to maintain proper indentation throughout your code.

ADDITIONAL EVALUATION CRITERIA

In addition to assignment requirements stated above, your program will also be evaluated on the following criteria:

Functionality: Your script should correctly identify the highest blood sugar reading and exclude it from the average calculation. It should also correctly calculate the average of the two lowest readings.

Usability: Your script should prompt the user to enter three readings and print the calculated average.

Code Quality: Your program should include a nested decision block and use proper indentation.

The program$$s prompts and output should be formatted as in the Example Input$/$Output below.

example input$/$Output

Enter first fasting blood sugar reading in mg$/$dL: $89$

Enter second fasting blood sugar reading in mg$/$dL: $110$

Enter third fasting blood sugar reading in mg$/$dL: $99$

The average blood sugar for the patient is $94\mathrm{.}0$

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