You are going to create an enrollment program that tracks courses, total enrollment, and determines the most popular course.

Instructions

Create an enrollment program that accepts input from the user and outputs the most popular course.

Input: $10$ enrollment. It should allow for a user to input any combination of caps or caps$+$lower case. i$.$e$.$ Programming, pRograMMing, programming, etc.

Output: Print the total enrollment as well as the most popular course. Display all courses when there is a tie.

Make sure to provide your output as a block comment$($with triple quotes$)$ at the very bottom of your main.py

Example Output

Below is an example program output. In the example, user input is underlined and highlighted.

Welcome to Shreline Community College Registration program.

SCC courses for Fall: Programming, Biology, Art

Enroll: Programming

Enroll: Programming

Enroll: Biology

Enroll: Art

Enroll: Art

Enroll: Art

Enroll: Programming

Enroll: Biology

Enroll: Art

Enroll: Biology

REGISTRATION RESULTS....

Programming $-3$ enrolled

Biology $-3$ enrolled

Art $-4$ enrolled

The most popular course is : Art!

Pseudocode

Pseudocode is a way that we write the algorithm for solving a problem in plain English before we start coding, and we learned Pseudocode in week$1.$ We do this to work through the logical parts of the program as much as possible. We will inevitably have to make some corrections, but it is good practice to write pseudocode at the start of a new problem.

So$,$ in this assignment, you are going to start leveraging pseudocode. I will tell you how to solve the problem in English $($i$.$e$.,$ pseudocode$),$ and you will convert it to code.

Later on$,$ you're going to practice writing your own pseudocode and use it to collaborate with others before you convert to code over time. Here's some Pseudocode for the enrollment problem.

Print the intro

Make counter variables for the $3$ courses which start out at $0$

LOOP $10$ times

Ask and read in a single enrollment$($store in a variable$)$

IF the variable has the value of the first course

Add $1$ to the counter for the Programming course $(3$ in the example above$)$

ELSE IF the variable has the value of the second course

Add $1$ to the counter for the Biology course$(3$ in the example above$)$

ELSE IF the variable has the value of the third course

Add $1$ to the counter for the Art course$(4$ in the example above$)$

END LOOP

Print out a summary of the class registration using the counter variables

IF the Programming had the most enrollment

Print they are the most popular

ELSE IF the Biology had the most enrollment

Print they are the most popular

ELSE IF the Art had the most enrollment

Print they are the most popular