Part 4) Create a dictionary of the min, max, and sum of testlist. The keys should be "min", "max", and "sum".

Part 4b) Using a for loop and the .keys() function, loop over the keys of your dictionary and print out a table, like:

# min : 23 <-- just an example! Not the correct numbers!

# max : 101

# sum : 1023

Try to get the columns to line up. 4c. ) Now, use "del" to remove the 10 largest numbers of the testlist. Use a for loop, and call find_max_index inside of the loop. 4d. ) Using your sum function, add up all of the remaining numbers and print out the sum. 4e. ) If the sum is larger than 100, print "The sum was larger than 100" If the sum isn't larger than 100, print "The sum wasn't larger than 100" 4f. ) Now, go back to Part 4, copy that code, and make a new list with the 10 largest numbers. Use a for loop and "append" to make the list. You should use a fresh copy of testlist. 4g. ) What is the sum of the new list? Use your my_sum function

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