solve this using Python: basic string operation, string slicing, testing searching and manipulation: Based on chapter $8$ programming example #$14,$ click on "GasPrices" above and you will find a file named $"1992-2023\_$weekly$\_$Gasoline$\_$Prices.csv$"$ with weekly averages of gas prices per gallon for the US from January, $1992$ to January, $2022.$ Click on the file name to download.

Column $1$ in the file contains a date in MM$/$DD$/$YYYY and column $2$ contains the average price per gallon of gasoline for that week.

Write one or more modular python programs to perform the following calculations:

average price per year for all years: only one price will be calculated and displayed per year

average price per month per year for all years: calculate and display the average price for each month in each year

highest and lowest prices per year for all years: only two numbers displayed per year

when displaying the prices, display $20-25$ per screen then pause the screen and allow the "enter" key to display the next $20-25$ prices