Python - how to create a function that creates a list "counting" tuples. I am not fully understanding the tuples part here because it has random first and last name. I have created the required SQLite database, but I get stuck on how to populate it with people that have random names. Basically I get stuck on the tuples part, please advise.

def generate_people(count):

• This function will create a list of count tuples (ID, First Name, Last Name), each of which has a random first and last name.

• Note: The ID should simply be the counter you use in your loop/comprehension.
• Create two lists, last_names and first_names and initialize them to [].
• Using a file context manager, open the LastNames.txt file for read-only access:

with open('LastNames.txt', 'r') as filehandle:

• Inside the with context block, loop through the file using the filehandles readline() function and place each name read into last_names.

• A better approach would be to use a comprehension using filehandless readlines() function.
• If you are noticing weird characters at the end of each name (carriage returns or line feeds), dont forget about Strings rstrip() function.

• Once you have the last_names list populated, perform a similar process for the first_names list.
• Now that both name lists are loaded you must create the tuple list of random names.

• Create a for loop (or better yet, a comprehension) that creates count tuples ina list called names, where:
  5. The first item of the tuple is the ID of the person use the counter variable of the for loop
  6. The second item is the first name. Use random.randint() to determine a name to pull out of first_names. Dont forget to use the len() function on first_names when getting a random index from randint.
  7. The third item is the last name. Pretty much the same process as the first name item above.

• Dont forget you create a tuple with the following syntax:

my_tuple = (item1, item2, item3)

• Now, create a main block at the bottom pf Lab5.py and test the generate_people() function:

if __name__ == "__main__":

people = generate_people(5)

print(people)

• Sample output:

[(0, 'JONATHAN', 'VILLARREAL'), (1, 'HARRIETTE', 'MAY'), (2, 'GALE', 'SAVAGE'), (3,

'MALISSA', 'BRANDT'), (4, 'MERCY', 'RAY')]

• Note: If the output is missing the parentheses around each person, then you did not create tuples. If there is an extra set of square brackets around each person then that is a list of lists, not a list of tuples.