Python: Write a program that asks the user for a file name. Assume the file contains a series of integers, each written on a separate line. The program should read the contents of the file into a list and then display the following data:

The lowest number in the list The highest number in the list The sum of the numbers in the list The average of the numbers in the list

Include in your program the following functions:

find_lowest() - accepts a list as it's only argument. Returns the lowest value in the list.

find_highest() - accepts a list as it's only argument. Returns the hight value in the list.

find_average() - accepts a list as it's only argument. Returns the average of all values in the list.

find_total() - accepts a list as it's only argument. Returns the sum of all values in the list.

display() - accepts the high value, low value, average value, and total values returned by the functions as it's only arguments. Displays the values with appropriate labels. Format the average to two decimal places of precision.

main() - the function containing the mainline logic. It supports the calling of functions and passing of data between the functions.

None of the "find" functions interact with the user in any way (no input or print statements). main() only asks for the filename and, optionally, reports if the file failed to open. Use main to read the values from the file into a list and pass the list to each "find" function in turn. Store the values returned from each "find" function into a separate variable. Then, pass those variables to the display function.