Create a Python program that acceptsnumbers as input and continues until the"end" is entered. Split the number intothree lists: one for all digits, one for alleven digits, and one for all odd digits.Print all the lists, followed by the sum andaverage of each list.Sample run:Input number: 1Input number: 2Input number: 3Input number: 4All numbers: [1, 2, 3, 4]Sum of all numbers: 10Average of all numbers: 2.5Even numbers: [2, 4]Sum of all even numbers: 6Average of all even numbers: 3Odd numbers: [1, 3]Sum of all odd numbers: 4Average of all odd numbers: 2

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Create a Python program that accepts numbers as input and continues until the "end" is entered. Split the number into three lists: one for all digits, one for all even digits, and one for all odd digits. Print all the lists, followed by the sum and average of each list.

Create a Python program that accepts numbers as input and continues until the "end" is entered. Split the number into three lists: one for all digits, one for all even digits, and one for all odd digits. Print all the lists, followed by the sum and average of each list.

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