Write a program that is able to act like your personal pedometer, by asking the user how many steps they travelled in one week. The information calculated must be the minimum and maximum steps travelled (and the days that you walked those steps!). Make sure you use a loop to solve this problem.

Write a program that is able to act like your personal pedometer, by asking the user how many steps they travelled in one week. The information calculated must be the minimum and maximum steps travelled (and the days that you walked those steps!). Make sure you use a loop to solve this problem You need to create a program that does the following, in this exact order: 1. Get the number of steps travelled each day 2. Calculate and display the minimum & maximum steps walked 3. Calculate and display the day those steps were taken As the program asks the user for the steps walked each day, it must print out the number of the day, so they don't lose track of which one they are on (see the sample output) You do not have to validate user input for this problem. You can assume that all numbers entered with be bigger than or equal to 0 Here is some sample output, with the user input in blue (Yours does not have to match this word for word, but it should be similar.) linux2 [ 123] % python3 hw3_part4.py For day # 1 steps today: 345 For day # 2 steps today: 932 For day # 3 steps today: 1003 For day # 4 steps today: 123 For day # 5