Last	First	SSN	Test1	Test2	Test3	Test4	Final
Alfalfa	Aloysius	123-45-6789	40	90	100	83	49
Alfred	University	123-12-1234	41	97	96	97	48
Gerty	Gramma	567-89-0123	41	80	60	40	44
Android	Electric	087-65-4321	42	23	36	45	47
Bumpkin	Fred	456-78-9012	43	78	88	77	45
Rubble	Betty	234-56-7890	44	90	80	90	46
Noshow	Cecil	345-67-8901	45	11	-1	4	43
Buff	Bif	632-79-9939	46	20	30	40	50
Airpump	Andrew	223-45-6789	49	1	90	100	83
Backus	Jim	143-12-1234	48	1	97	96	97
Carnivore	Art	565-89-0123	44	1	80	60	40
Dandy	Jim	087-75-4321	47	1	23	36	45
Elephant	Ima	456-71-9012	45	1	78	88	77
Franklin	Benny	234-56-2890	50	1	90	80	90
George	Boy	345-67-3901	40	1	11	-1	4
Heffalump	Harvey	632-79-9439	30	1	20	30	40
Alfalfa	Aloysius	123-45-6789	40	90	100	83	49

Create a simple program that will load in the CSV file.

A quick way to compute the average of a column is:

print(data.Test2.mean()) 

But, I want you to demonstrate that you can compute an average manually.

So, after loading the CSV file, your program should loop through all the Test 2 values and use this loop to compute their average.

Make sure that your average is the same answer as the "quick way" I give above.

Once you get that to work, do the same for manually finding the min and max Test 2 value, and check your answers against:

	print(data.Test2.min())
	print(data.Test2.max())

Show screenshots of your code and results.