Social Security Number Validation $(10$ points$)$: You will be writing a program that takes

in a list of social security numbers from the user and after the list has been completely

entered, it validates the answers. Please submit your final Python program and PDF

copy of it via the D$2$L Dropbox for Assignment $2.$

For this program, we will be utilizing many concepts such as lists, Boolean values,

iteration, user input, and formatting in an effort to review early python concepts. A sample

run of the program is shown below, but this program should:

Ask the user to enter social security numbers one at a time until they type some variation

of 'done' $($i$.$e$.,$ 'done', 'DONE', 'dOnE', 'doNE', etc... use a string method for this!

The $.$ lower and $.$ upper methods should work nicely$).$

For every candidate social security number $($SSN$)$ entered by the user, the program

should use a function called isvalidSSN $()$ to check the validity of the entered SSN$.$

This isvalidSSN $()$ function should check the SSN is $(1)$ the valid length, $(2)$ has the

hyphens in the right places, and $(3)$ that all the values other than hyphens are digits. Once these

checks are done, isvalidSSN $()$ should return a $2$ element list consisting of the candidate

SSN and a Boolean value describing its validity $($e$.$g$.[\text{'}22$a$-22-2222\text{'},$ False$]).$

The program should use the results of calling isvalidSSN $()$ for each candidate

social security number to build a list of lists of all the candidate SSNs and their validity

$($e$.$g$.[[\text{'}111-11-1111\text{'},$ True$],[\text{'}22$a$-22-2222\text{'},$ False$]])).$ This list of

lists should be printed into a nicely formatted table using f$-$strings or the format method.

This string formatting should be done in main$().$ Formatting Strings Help: See

Section $9\mathrm{.}2$ of your textbook for a refresher on format method and Section $9\mathrm{.}11$ for $f-$