Write a short script that will prompt

"Label: $"$

"Length $($mm$)$: $"$

"Weight $($mg$)$: $"$

It will read an arbitrary string for the label, and floats for length and width. The resulting three values should be added as a tuple

$($label$,$ length, weight$)$

to the $($initially empty$)$ list data$\_$list below.

The script will continue to prompt for a new specimen input until the user enters a blank label $($i$.$e$.,$ they just press "Return" when prompted for a label$).($Hint: A blank label would return an empty string $("")$ for the input.$)$

An algorithm might look like this:

Prompt and read a label.

While the label isn't empty:

Prompt and read length

Prompt and read weight

Add the tuple $($label$,$ length, weight$)$ to the list.

Prompt and read a new label

In terms of the final result, data$\_$list might end up looking like this $($if the labels, lengths, and weights were entered with these values$)$:

$[(\text{'}$ab$1301\text{'},2\mathrm{.}57,7\mathrm{.}813),(\text{'}$ab$1302\text{'},8\mathrm{.}1367,12\mathrm{.}427),(\text{'}$ch$1980\text{'},7\mathrm{.}5,8\mathrm{.}48)]$

Fill in your script below. I have started by providing you with an empty data list to store results in$.$

Note that the data labels could be any arbitrary string, while length and weight could be any floating point number. The above example data list is only one possible set of values.