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The file hwl/Meteo.txt contains the temperatures measured in Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir once every hour in April. The data may not be in a strict order of cities. As temperature values were transferred to the database computer over the Internet, some hourly values may also have been lost during transmission Write a Python program that will do the following (do NOT use lists or dictionaries): 1. Place the data of each city into a separate file of its own. The files should be called istanbul.txt, ankara.txt and igmir.txt. 2. Write a function that gets a city name (such as "izmir") as a parameter from its caller. The function should then read the data from the file of the city (such as "izmir.cer") and find the minimum, maximum and average temperatures for each day of the month. These daily min/max and average temperatures should then be written to a file whose name is the city name followed by "minmax.txt" (such as "izmirminmax.txt"). The averages should be evaluated over the existing values (.e., divided into 23 if any temperature is missing and written with one decimal place; minimums and maximums should not have decimal places. 3. Call the function for each one of the three cities to create the files named istanbulminmax.cxt, ankaraminmax.ext, izmirminmax.txt. Individual city raw data files (istanbul.ext, ankara.txt, izmir.txt) should be laid out exactly as follows: 7 8 01.04.2020 00:00 01.04.2020 01:00 01.04.2020 02:00 01.04.2020 03:00 01.04.2020 04:00 01.04.2020 05:00 9 10 Individual city summary files (istanbulminmax.ext, ankaraminmax.txt, izmirminmax.text) should be laid out exactly as follows: 01.04.2020 7 13 10.6 02.04.2020 7 11 9.0 03.04.2020 5 8 7.3 home lines skinpod 29.04.2020 15 19 17.6 30.04.2020 18 16.9