$3.$ Similar to previous assignments but instead of only working with two points you are going to read in a list of five or more points from a file.

$4.$ Create a file that has the data for at least five points. You can use notepad to make your file.

$5.$ Each line in the file should have each point$$s lat and lon coordinates and a description. It could look like this:

$32\mathrm{.}341906,-106\mathrm{.}758862,$Las Cruces

$36\mathrm{.}884615,-104\mathrm{.}439862,$Raton

$35\mathrm{.}171950,-103\mathrm{.}724588,$Tucumcari

$35\mathrm{.}528541,-108\mathrm{.}758155,$Gallup

$35\mathrm{.}105925,-106\mathrm{.}628423,$Albuquerque

$6.$ In the main part of your program do the following:

a$.$ Read the text file of coordinates with your python code

b$.$ Create GeoPoints for each lat, lon set of coordinates

c$.$ Create a list that you will use to organize the GeoPoints.

$7.$ Example:

a$.$ Read coordinates from the file.

b$.$ As you read lat, lon and description from the file, use those values to create a GeoPoint object and add to a List. Something like:

newPoint $=$ GeoPoint$($lat$,$ lon, description$)$

pointList.append$($newPoint$)$

$8.$ Inside the $$Do another $($y$/$n$)?$ loop do the following:

i$.$ Ask the user for their location.

ii$.$ Create a point to represent the user$$s location.

iii. Iterate through the point list and find the closest point.

iv$.$ Tell the user which point they are closest to in this format:

You are closest to which is located at

v$.$ Ask $$Do another $($y$/$n$)?$ and loop if they respond with $$y$$