write a program to read a file consist of some references in MLA format and convert all of them into Harvard or APA format and store them in another file. As you can see, each reference contains the following information: author(s) name and surname, article title, journal name, issue number, year of publication, and pages. For instance, in my article:

Author(s) name and Surename: 1- Shahram Tahri, 2- nsen Toygar Article Title: On the use of DAG-CNN architecture for age estimation with multistage features fusion Journal Name: Neurocomputing Issue Number: 329 Year of the Publication: 2019 Pages: 300-310 The above information is mentioned in different order and style in different reference format. Pay attention that the number of authors is varied between 1 to 6 persons. In Harvard and APA styles, the initial letters of authors name should be mentioned.

sample inputs:

Taheri, Shahram, and nsen Toygar. "Multistage age estimation using two level fusions of handcrafted and learned features on facial images." IET Biometrics 8.2 (2019): 124-133. Taheri, Shahram, and Zahra Golrizkhatami. "Magnification-specific and magnification-independent classification of breast cancer histopathological image using deep learning approaches." Signal, Image and Video Processing (2022): 1-9. Golrizkhatami, Zahra, Shahram Taheri, and Adnan Acan. "Multi-scale features for heartbeat classification using directed acyclic graph CNN." Applied Artificial Intelligence 32.7-8 (2018): 613-628. Taheri, Shahram, and nsen Toygar. "Animal classification using facial images with scorelevel fusion." IET computer vision 12.5 (2018): 679-685. Brass, Peter, et al. "On simultaneous planar graph embeddings." Computational Geometry 36.2 (2007): 117-130. Erten, Cesim, et al. "PersonaDrive: a method for the identification and prioritization of personalized cancer drivers." Bioinformatics 38.13 (2022): 3407-3414. Erten, Cesim, Aissa Houdjedj, and Hilal Kazan. "Ranking cancer drivers via betweenness-based outlier detection and random walks." BMC bioinformatics 22.1 (2021): 1-16.