Write a menu driven program. Create an option that asks the user to enter student data for $12$ students. Capture a student's name and $8$ numeric tests scores $($out of $100$ for each test$).$ Use Python lists to manage the data. Create a menu option for printing the data. The program should display a letter grade for each score, and the average test score, along with the student's name. Display all output professionally formatted and lined up nicely. Use error handling logic to validate the input from the user. Use try$/$except logic to prevent a runtime error from occurring when converting from string to numeric data types.Write the following functions in the program but do not access local variables from functions; instead use parameters and return values:cal$\_$average $-$ this function should accept $8$ test scores as arguments and return the average of the scores determine$\_$grade $-$ this function should accept a numeric test score as a parameter and return a letter grade string. Use match$/$case logic.Use the following grading scale:

$90-100$ A

$80-89$ B

$70-79$ C

$60-69$ D

Below $60$ F

Data for the program:

Lucy Miller $4569706687827573$

Frank Jones $9093878491939088$

Nancy Franklin $9997929088898790$

Judy Forsyth $7286596972788082$

Tony spirit $8783869079768088$

Ruth Ames $6669726169737170$

John Smith $10098899382869193$

Andrew barnes $7877758380878078$

Becky Stone $9894908984837993$

Marvin Decker $5954614539667072$

Steve Parker $7178736266726470$

Frank Harper $8986909291858893$