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Enter shape size: $10$ You are the manager for a large, national company and you oversee a team of salespeople.

Each sales person is responsible for one Canadian city. At the end of the year, you would like to

determine $($a$)$ the average sales for the entire company and $($b$)$ which sales person achieved the

highest sales, so that you can offer them a bonus.

You have a decent grasp of Python and you also have access to the sales data so you proceed to

design and code a program to generate your results.

The data is stored in a list like this:

salesData $=[[Hamilton,$ Dave, $1446\mathrm{.}56],[Toronto,Hl,2345\mathrm{.}12],$

etc, etc$]$

Program Requirements:

Add at least $5$ cities worth of data to the salesData list by adding city names $($strings$),$

sales people names $($strings$)$ and sales amounts $($floats$).$ You can use the sample

salesData as a starting point.

Include a function that accepts the salesData list as a parameter and returns the overall

average company sales.

Include a function that accepts the salesData list as a parameter and returns the name

of the sales person who generated the highest sales.

Do no printing in the functions.

No data must be collected from the user.

Print out the average company sales for the year and a congratulatory message for the

employee with the highest sales in the main body of the program.

Sample Program Output

The average sales for all locations is: $$3688\mathrm{.}64$

Congratulations, Andrea. You are eligible for a bonus! Within Canada, phone numbers have this format:

$($AAA$)$ CCC$-$SSSS

Where:

AAA $-3$ digit area code

CCC $-3$ digit central office code

sSSS $-4$ digit station code

Example: $(905)575-1212$

Create a program that will prompt the user for a phone number, validate that the number is in an

acceptable format and check if the area code matches an actual city.Program Requirements:

In the main body of the program, prompt the user for a phone number. This will be a string.

Pass this string as a parameter to a function called checkFormat that will verify all the properties

of the phone number:

Brackets, space and hyphen in the correct positions. The string is $14$ characters long.

The Area code is a valid $3-$digit integer

The Central Office code is a valid $3-$digit integer

The Station code is a valid $4-$digit integer

checkFormat needs to return a True or False.

If the number is in the correct format, the main body of the program will print "Format OK$"$

Pass the phone number to a function called verifyAreaCode$()$ that will check if the area code

entered corresponds to an actual city. Use this list of cities$/$area codes in your function:

cityList $=[["$Hamilton$",905],["$Ottawa$",613],["$Montreal$",514],$

$["$Halifax$",782]]$

verifyAreaCode$()$ needs to return a True or False. If the area code is associated with one of the

cities in cityList, the main body of the program will print "Valid Area Code", otherwise "Invalid

Area Code".

Sample Program OutputFormat OK

Valid area code

Enter a phone number: $(905)$ abc$-$de$12$

Format error!

Enter a phone number: $(111)575-1212$

Format OK

Invalid area code!