Write the main$3\_$student function, that takes a list of Student objects and prints out the student given the student's number. The student's number should be passed as a parameter.

Example usage:

$>>$ stud $=[$Student$(\text{'}$Cleo$\text{'},21,$ 'Adelaide', 'Adelaide', $218918,$ True$),$

Student$(\text{'}$Jake$\text{'},20,$ 'Clovelly Park', 'Flinders', $218121,$ True$),$

Student$(\text{'}$Callum$\text{'},22,$ 'Blackwood', 'Flinders', $218958,$ True$),$

Student$(\text{'}$David$\text{'},24,$ 'Blackwood', 'Flinders', $218432,$ False$),$

Student$(\text{'}$Claudia$\text{'},26,$ 'Blackwood', 'Flinders', $218301,$ False$),$

Student$(\text{'}$Mona$\text{'},23,$ 'Royal Park', 'Adelaide', $218321,$ False$),$

Student$(\text{'}$Clay$\text{'},18,$ 'Clovelly Park', 'Flinders', $218900,$ True$),$

Student$(\text{'}$Amy$\text{'},21,$ 'Blackwood', 'Flinders', $218200,$ False$),$

Student$(\text{'}$William$\text{'},20,$ 'Clovelly Park', 'Adelaide', $218761,$ False$),$

Student$(\text{'}$Luka$\text{'},19,$ 'Royal Park', 'Adelaide', $218311,$ True$)]$

$>>$ main$3\_$student$($stud$,218761)$

output:

This is student William, $20$ years old, studying at Adelaide University.