Write as a Python beginner. Print output as show for each step for the file below.

This is the M$2.$csv file:

name id nametype mass $($g$)$ fall year reclat reclong

Aachen $1$ Valid $21$ Fell $188050\mathrm{.}7756\mathrm{.}08333$

Aarhus $2$ Valid $720$ Fell $195156\mathrm{.}1833310\mathrm{.}23333$

Abee $6$ Valid $107000$ Fell $195254\mathrm{.}21667-113$

Acapulco $10$ Valid $1914$ Fell $197616\mathrm{.}88333-99\mathrm{.}9$

Achiras $370$ Valid $780$ Fell $1902-33\mathrm{.}1667-64\mathrm{.}95$

$1.$ Read the attached CSV file one line at a time $($equivalent to one row at a time$).$

$2.$ Store the row as a dictionary $($Python$)$

$3.$ Store the output of Step $2$ into a list$/$array$.$

$4.$ Convert the output of Step $3$ into JSON $.$

$5.$ Write the output of Step $4$ into a JSON file. Name of output file shoud be output.json

$6.$ Take the output of Step $5$ and convert it into a CSV file. The content will be identical to what was used as input in Step $1.$

Lets say I have a CSV file with the following content: $($this is just example, the code should work for the M$2.$csv file above$)$

ID$,$Name,Age

$1,$"John Smith",$23$

$2,$"Matt Johnson",$32$

$3,$"Cindy Colins",$30$

First read this file one line$/$row at a time $($skip the first line$/$row containing the columns names i$.$e$.)$

Line $1-1,$"John Smith",$23$

Line $2-2,$"Matt Johnson",$32$

Line $3-3,$"Cindy Colins",$30$

Step $2$: Convert the lines into a dictionary$/$map $($print the dictionaries, they should look like the following$)$

$\{\text{'}$ID$\text{'}$: $\text{'}1\text{'},$ 'Name': $\text{'}"$John Smith"$\text{'},$ 'Age': $\text{'}23\text{'}\}$

$\{\text{'}$ID$\text{'}$: $\text{'}2\text{'},$ 'Name': $\text{'}"$Matt Johnson"$\text{'},$ 'Age': $\text{'}32\text{'}\}$

$\{\text{'}$ID$\text{'}$: $\text{'}3\text{'},$ 'Name': $\text{'}"$Cindy Colins"$\text{'},$ 'Age': $\text{'}30\text{'}\}$

Step $3$: Store the dictionaries from Step $2$ into a list$/$array$.($print the output of this step it should look like the following$)$

$[\{\text{'}$ID$\text{'}$: $\text{'}1\text{'},$ 'Name': $\text{'}"$John Smith"$\text{'},$ 'Age': $\text{'}23\text{'}\},\{\text{'}$ID$\text{'}$: $\text{'}2\text{'},$ 'Name': $\text{'}"$Matt Johnson"$\text{'},$ 'Age': $\text{'}32\text{'}\},\{\text{'}$ID$\text{'}$: $\text{'}3\text{'},$ 'Name': $\text{'}"$Cindy Colins"$\text{'},$ 'Age': $\text{'}30\text{'}\}]$

Step $4$: Use the output of Step $3$ and conver it into JSON object. Print the output, should look like the following.

$[\{"$ID$"$: $"1",$ "Name": $"\backslash "$John Smith$\backslash "",$ "Age": $"23"\},\{"$ID$"$: $"2",$ "Name": $"\backslash "$Matt Johnson$\backslash "",$ "Age": $"32"\},\{"$ID$"$: $"3",$ "Name": $"\backslash "$Cindy Colins$\backslash "",$ "Age": $"30"\}]$

Step $5$: Store the output of Step $4$ into a file output.json The contents of the file is identical to output of Step $4.$