Write a function $$calculate$\_$my$\_$final$\_$grade$$ that will calculate a student$$s final grade

based on their lab assignments, homework, bonus homework, and exams. This function should

take the following inputs:

$$ lab$\_$grades: A list of grades for lab assignments $($e$.$g$.,[$lab$01,$ lab$02,...,$

lab$13]).$

$$ hw$\_$grades: A list of grades for homework assignments $($e$.$g$.,[$hw$1,$ hw$2,...,$

hw$5]).$

$$ bonus$\_$hw$\_$grade: A float representing the bonus homework grade $($if applicable$).$

$$ exams: A list of two grades for the exams: $[$midterm$,$ final$].$

Step $1$: Modifications to Grades

Before calculating the final grade, apply the following adjustments:

$1.$ Midterm Adjustment:

o If the final exam grade is higher than the midterm grade, set the midterm grade

to be equal to the final exam grade. This adjustment means that if you perform

better on the final, your midterm grade will be boosted to match it$.$

o If the final exam grade is not higher than the midterm grade, keep the original

midterm grade.

$2.$ Bonus Homework Replacement:

o If there is a bonus$\_$hw$\_$grade, replace the lowest grade in the hw$\_$grades list

with this bonus grade. This adjustment allows you to improve your homework

score if you completed the bonus assignment.

$3.$ Dropping Lowest Lab Grades:

o Drop the three lowest grades in the lab$\_$grades list. This adjustment means that

only the highest $10$ lab grades will be considered for calculating your lab grade

average.

Step $2$: Calculate the Final Grade

After making the adjustments, calculate the final grade based on the following rubric:

Category Weight

Midterm Exam $20\%$

Lab Assignments $20\%$

Homework $($~$5)30\%$

Final Exam $30\%$

print$($calculate$\_$my$\_$final$\_$final$\_$grade$([100,90,87,110,80,85,90,76,70,95,85,80,85],[100,75,80,85,100],[90\mathrm{.}0],[73,80]))$