Write a program niceregularbox.py$.$ do this by using "while" and "for" loops

Your program will read in a number, and then reads in that number of lines from the terminal. Then the program should print an array of strings formatted in a nice regular box.

Example $1$

If the user inputs this:

$5$

Grim visaged war has smooth$$d his wrinkled front

And now, instead of mounting barded steeds

To fright the souls of fearful adversaries

He capers nimbly in a lady$$s chamber

To the lascivious pleasing of a lute

The program should print:

$++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++$

$+$ Grim visaged war has smooth$$d his wrinkled front $+$

$+$ And now, instead of mounting barded steeds $+$

$+$ To fright the souls of fearful adversaries $+$

$+$ He capers nimbly in a lady$$s chamber $+$

$+$ To the lascivious pleasing of a lute $+$

$++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++$

Example $2$

If the user inputs:

$2$

Avengers, assemble!

Note the empty line between $2$ and Avengers, assemble. The program should print:

$+++++++++++++++++++++++$

$++$

$+$ Avengers, assemble! $+$

$+++++++++++++++++++++++$

Example $3$

If the user inputs:

$0$

The program should print:

$++++$

$++++$

Hints

Read in the number from the user with input$(),$ then read that number of lines. Append each line that you read into a list of lines. If you don't remember how, Google "Python list append".

Find the length of the longest line. That determines the width of the box.

Then print the header row. The length of the header row depends on the length of the longest line.

Print each line.

For each line, you have to print some number of spaces at the end, depending on the difference between the length of the longest line and the length of the current line.

You have to print some repeated characters.

$"$x$"*$ n returns $"$x$"$ repeated n times.

For instance, $"$x$"*4$ returns $"$xxxx$".$

Then print the footer row. The length of the footer row depends on the length of the longest line.