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Priority: number-of-small-questions Daisy Duck 1003 1. 70 Mickey Mouse 1002 3. 70 Donald Duck 1006 3. 10 Milo Dog 1004 3.70 Pluto Dog 1005 3. 70 Minnie Mouse 1001 3.90 10 Goofy Dog 1007 2. 30 17 Priority: number-of-big-questions Goofy Dog 1007 2. 30 17 Donald Duck 1006 3. 10 Minnie Mouse 1001 3.90 10 Daisy Duck 1003 1.70 Mickey Mouse 1002 3.70 Milo Dog 1004 3. 70 Pluto Dog 1005 3. 70 Priority: number-of-small-and-big-questions Donald Duck 1006 3. 10 Goofy Dog 1007 2. 30 17 Daisy Duck 1003 1.70 1 17 Mickey Mouse 1002 3.70 1 17 Milo Dog 1004 13.70 17 17 Pluto Dog 1005 13.70 7 17 Minnie Mouse 1001 3.90 10 15PART E - Priority Queue, 15 points The San Francisco State University's One Stop Student Services Center asks us to recommend solutions for their service lines. The starter code for this problem is provided in the Assignment-04-Code.zip archive. Our output must be identical to the complete output provided in the ZIP archive: The_Complete_Sample_Run.pdf The below is a portion of the output for preview purposes. It is NOT the complete output. Please analyze the complete output thoroughly before programming a solution. SFSU ONE STOP STUDENT SERVICES CENTER Priority: default (provided by supervisors) Mickey Mouse 1902 3.70 1 17 Minnie Mouse 1091 3.90 10 15 Milo Dog 1094 3.78 17 Goofy Dog 1807 2.30 17 1 Daisy Duck 1803 1. 70 1 17 Pluto Dog 1005 3.70 17 Donald Duck 1006 3.10\f