Code another $.$cgi file with Python to retrieve data from the database table $($beeGenes$).$

The functions you need are similar to those in the previous $.$cgi file, but in the

processinput$()$ function, you are required to use a Python dictionary and the format

string mechanism when you extract data from beeGenes. In this function, you will run

queries against the beeGenes table to find the gi numbers of those bee genes that have

the highest relative frequencies of nucleotide $A,C,G,$ or $T$ so that you can display these

on the final web page when the user clicks the "Click to See Some Result" button on the

confirmation page of data submission. Note that you may have a situate when multiple

genes meet the same condition. Your code should take care of this kind of situation

automatically. When that happens, you must list all the gi numbers in the same cell of

your webpage table, with one gi number per line.

Design another template web page to display the results gathered from the database.

Inserting a hyperlink of the nucleotides to another web page is optional.

You use the local server to run all the web services in this project, using port number

Write a Python program to run a query against the Oracle table beeGenes to show that

you earlier successfully extracted the gene sequence of the last entry of the raw data

file. To do so$,$ you run a query for the gene sequence by providing the related gi number,

which is $147907436.$ Include both your Python code and the query result in your report.