Requirements:

Given a poorly written Python script, poor$\_$chinese$\_$zodiac.py$,$ that determines the

Chinese Zodiac sign for a year input by the user, write a well$-$structured Python script,

chinese$\_$zodiac.py$,$ that uses functions and a list to get the same result.

The Chinese Zodiac is based on a $12-$year cycle, with each year represented by an animal $-$

monkey, rooster, dog, pig, rat, ox$,$ tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, and sheep.

Note that year $\%12$ determines the Zodiac sign. For example, $1900$ is the year of the rat

because $1900\%12=4.$

Below is the code for poor$\_$chinese$\_$zodiac.py$.$

Your job is to restructure the code. Here are the requirements for restructuring:

There should be a main function, a get$\_$input function, and a

get$\_$zodiac$\_$animal function.

The main function should get the user's input, year, from get$\_$input.

The main function should send year to get$\_$zodiac$\_$animal.

The get$\_$zodiac$\_$animal function should return to main the name of the

appropriate animal.

Use a list of animals in the get$\_$zodiac$\_$animal function.

signs $=[\text{'}$monkey$\text{'},$ 'rooster', 'dog', 'pig',

'rat', $\text{'}$ox$\text{'},$ 'tiger', 'rabbit',

'dragon', 'snake', 'horse', 'sheep'$]$

You can determine which element of signs you want by calculating the index as

animal$\_$year $=$ year $\%12.$

SampleOutput: