To practice solving a problem by calling multiple functions; to practice passing data results be- tween functions Degree of Difficulty: Easy if you did everything right so far Now its time to put all your functions together to print out a summary report for each ward. Write the main part of your program. For each ward, this program will print to the console the name of the ward, the TOTAL number of different neighbourhoods that can be found in that ward and the number of schools In that ward. This program will also print a dictionary that the counts for number of neighbourhoods for each spoken language used in that ward. For example, the format for your output might look something like this: There will be more wards, but were only showing two here to save space. The order, in which the wards are printed, may also be different. To do this, you will need to make use of all of the functions you have written so far and make good use of their inputs and outputs. If youve done everything correctly, this part of your program wont require a lot of code: just a few function calls and a single for-loop should be enough.