Write a program that calculates and displays the average of a group of test scores, all

integers, after the lowest score in the group has been dropped. There are six test

scores in the group. Use the template, Program$7-$Template.py$,$ to complete this

programming assignment.

The program must contain only the following functions in addition to the main:

$$ getScore $($int$)$ should ask the user for a test score and return it to the calling

function. This function should be called by the main function once for each of the

six scores to be entered by the user.

$$ calcAverage $($float$)$ should calculate and return the average of the five highest

scores. This function should be called only once by the main function and should

be passed the six scores and the lowest test score.

$$ findLowest $($int$)$ should find and return the lowest of the six scores passed to it$.$ It

must be called only once by the main function, which uses it to determine which of

the six scores to drop. This function must have only one return statement and

no logical operators.

$$ printAverage $($void$)$ should be called by the main function only once to display

the lowest test dropped and the average of the test scores. The function should be

called by the main function with the lowest test score and the average score as

arguments.

Download the Program$7-$template.py file from Blackboard and rename it as

Program$7.$py$.$

Do not modify the main$()$ function or the header of any function. You will not

receive credit for Program $7$ if you do$.$ Do not accept test scores lower than $0$ or

higher than $100.$

Do not use any global variables. You will not get credit for the program if you do$.$

Run the program three times with the data below and save the output as Program$7-$

output.py $($Do a "Save As$"$ in the Python Shell Window and it will save as a $".$py$"$ file.

See Appendix B of your Textbook for more details$).$ Create a folder named,

$\_$Program$7.$ Copy your source code and the output file to

the folder. Zip the folder, as a $.$zip$$ file, and upload it to Blackboard.

Run $1$: $99,54,67,89,78,100$

Run $2$: $63,99,53,100,96,42$

Run $3$: $90,87,55,80,95,85$ python