You'll need a function to display the list of all the data $($option $1)$: all names and their $3$

race scores. You do not have to display the average in this option

a function allowing the user to enter an existing runner's name, then calculate and

display the $3-$race average of that individual runner $($option $2).$ Round the average to a

whole number.

a function to add a new name and $3$ times to the collection of runners. This info should

be saved when the program exits. $($option $3).$ If the program is restarted the new data

should appear along with the original data.

a function to save and store all data back to the csv file $($option $4)$ in the comma$-$

separated format. use csv$.$DictWriter$()$

optionally, a function to read the data from the file. You will likely want to use the

csv$.$DictReader$()$ library here.

also, you must submit the data file you received along with your program code.

ror option $2$ you should be able to enter a name, like tlaine, and have tlaine's three$-$

race averape displayed in whole minutes. You don't necd fractions of a minute.

For option $3$ you should be able to enter a new name and $3$ race times, and have that

new record be properly saved to the data file on option $4.$

A user of your agram should be able to interact with the program as much as they

want before defiding to save an exit.

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garcia, $301,293,300$

carrol, $340,298,288$

hanks, $266,282,273$

estle, $258,260,245$

zelda, $301,297,300$

grady, $427,380,334$

davis, $321,341,306$

marta, $408,381,388$

rickie, $301,288,300$