This program assesses your ability to use loops, lists, decision structures, functions, and print formatting as needed.

You are writing a program $($field$\_$goals.py$)$ to analyze players who have the most Points scored by field goals in the Men$$s NCAA Basketball tournaments over the years. That means the player must have made $2$ or $3$ point shots summing up to the points values shown in every NCAA tournament game that he played in for a given year. $$Here is the data from NCAA Tournament Player Records $-$ Individual Tournament $|$ College Basketball at Sports$-$Reference.com

Field Goals

Value Player School Season G Vacated

$75$ Glen Rice Michigan $19890$ games

$70$ Elvin Hayes Houston $19680$ games

$69$ Danny Manning Kansas $19880$ games

$68$ Austin Carr Notre Dame $19700$ games

$66$ Johnny Dawkins Duke $19860$ games

$65$ Bill Bradley Princeton $19650$ games

$63$ Joe Barry Carroll Purdue $19800$ games

$63$ Stacey King Oklahoma $19880$ games

$63$ Hal Lear Temple $19560$ games

$61$ Jim McDaniels Western Kentucky $19710$ games Yes

You begin by asking the user how many players for which they will be analyzing Field Goals. Validate the response with a loop to ensure that the value entered is between $1$ and $50.$ Once you have a valid response, enter a for loop or counter controlled while loop to run the program.

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You will ask the user to$$ input the player$$s name and store it in a names list. You will ask the user to input the player$$s team and store it in a teams list. You will ask the user to input the tournament year and store it in a years list.

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You will ask the user to input the Points made from Field Goals for the player which is shown in the Value column in the table shown above. Use a value returning function to validate the Points in Field Goals made between $1$ and $150.$ The validated points will be stored in a points list.

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After getting the input for all players and performing the validations required, print the items from the list.

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Use a value returning function$$ to calculate the average Points in Field Goals made for all players recorded and return it to the main function so that you can display it there.

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The following functions are required although it is possible to include more functions:

$$ A value returning function to validate the input from the Points of Field Goals made between $1$ and $150.$

A value returning function to calculate the average Points of Field Goals made for the players entered.