siep $4$: rretly rinit mie repurts

For the next few functions, copy your formatting functions from your Notepad into the sandbox

environments below.

In TODO $8,$ you will implement the simulate$\_$infection$\_$pp function. The function has the exact

same parameters as the simulate$\_$infection function that you implemented earlier.

The only difference is that simulate$\_$infection$\_$pp utilizes the pretty$\_$print$\_$int, make$\_$field,

and make$\_$line functions to format the output that is printed to the terminaho look like the

following:

Note that the

featured in the example should not appear in your report. This is just to save

space. The first column values should match the length of Day, and the second column values

should match the length of Population; we won't ask any extremely large numbers in our

autograder to break this formatting.

For the next few functions, copy your formatting functions from your Notepad into the sandbox

environments below.

In TODO $8,$ you will implement the simulate$\_$infection$\_$pp function. The function has the exact

same parameters as the simulate$\_$infection function that you implemented earlier.

The only difference is that simulate$\_$infection$\_$pp utilizes the pretty$\_$print$\_$int, make$\_$field,

and make$\_$line functions to format the output that is printed to the terminal to look like the

following:

Note that the $...$ featured in the example should not appear in your report. This is just to save

space. The first column values should match the length of Day, and the second column values