An instructor gives a series of exams during the semester in her math class. At the end ofthe semester she drops each student's lowest test score before averaging the scores. She hasasked you to design a program that will read a student's test scores as input and calculatethe average with the lowest score dropped. Here is the algorithm that you developed:Get the student's test scores.Calculate the total of the scores.Find the lowest score.Subtract the lowest score from the total. This gives the adjusted total.Divide the adjusted total by 1 less than the number of test scores. This is the adjusted average.Display the average.The test scores are in a text file named scores.txt and contains the following:Mickey, 71.0, 42.0, 83.0Donald, 94.0, 73.0, 72.0, 81.0Minnie, 95.0, 85.0, 45.0, 55.0, 65.0A sample run is as follows:Enter a file containing floating point numbers: scores.txtTest scores for Mickey: ['71.0', '42.0', '83.0']Removed the lowest score of 42.0 for MickeyThe adjusted average for Mickey is 77.00Test scores for Donald: ['94.0', '73.0', '72.0', '81.0']Removed the lowest score of 72.0 for Donald

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An instructor gives a series of exams during the semester in her math class. At the end of the semester she drops each student's lowest test score before averaging the scores. She has asked you to design a program that will read a student's test scores as input and calculate the average with the lowest score dropped. Here is the algorithm that you developed:

An instructor gives a series of exams during the semester in her math class. At the end of the semester she drops each student's lowest test score before averaging the scores. She has asked you to design a program that will read a student's test scores as input and calculate the average with the lowest score dropped. Here is the algorithm that you developed:

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