Python:

When prompting the user you must always include text which lets the user know what should be inputted.

Write a program that first gets a list of prices (floats) from input and adds them to a list. The input begins with an integer indicating the number of prices that follow (Your program should work for any size of list). Then, get the low and high price points (floats) and output all prices between the low and high price points by iterating through the array.

When prompting the user you must always include text which lets the user know what should be inputted. Write a program that first gets a list of prices (floats) from input and adds them to a list. The input begins with an integer indicating the number of prices that follow (Your program should work for any size of list). Then, get the low and high price points (floats) and output all prices between the low and high price points by iterating through the array. Example program run: Enter the number of prices: 6 Enter price 1: 210.65 Enter price 2: 154.99 Enter price 3: 188.19 Enter price 4: 179.95 Enter price 5: 238.99 Enter price 6: 149.99 Enter your lowest price point: 150.00 Enter your highest price point: 200.00 The prices between 150.0 and 200.0 are: $154.99 $188.19 $179.95 The 6 indicates that there are six prices in the list, namely 210.65, 154.99, 188.19, 179.95, 238.99 and 149.99. The 150.00 is the low price point and the 200.00 is the high price point. The program should output all prices >= the low price point and