Create a python file that:

• When the programs is run, the user should provide a command line argument which is an integer. The number should be greater than or equal to 1. If the number is less than 1, the program should print a warning and exit immediately.
• The number provided by the user should be used to create an array of that length. The array should then be filled with random integers from 1 up to and including 20.
• Output a label that says "All values", and then in a loop, print the contents of the array. No more than 10 numbers should appear on a line. The numbers should be separated by a space. After 10 numbers appear on a line, the next numbers should appear on the next line.
  • Make the numbers line up. With outputting the a number, used a format string. Since the largest numbers in the array have 2 digits (10 to 20), every number needs to be printed so that it takes up two spaces. For example, if you want to output a number that has been assigned to the variable val, output it as:

     stdio.write("%2d" % val)

• Next output a two-column table that shows the frequency of each value in the table.
  • Output a header labels "Value Count".
  • For each integer from 1 to 20 - the same range of numbers used to generate the random values in the array - count how many times a value appears.
  • If a number does not appear in the array, its count should be 0.
  • Output each value and its count. You will need to line up the numbers under the labels. For example, if you want to output a number that has been assigned to val, output it as:

     stdio.write("%5d" % val)

    This is the same as when we output all the values in the array, except we need to change the number from 2 to 5, since each of our column headers contain 5 letters. Don't forget the space between the columns. If you want to output two numbers at once, for example, x and y, do something like this:

     stdio.write("x=%5d, y=%5d" % (x, y))