Write a program in python that performs these operations on each of the given lists of numeric values. You will write one program but you will copy/paste it 3 times so that they will execute back to back. Run each copy with a different list in the variable my_list. Use the data below to run the programs. Print the contents of the list horizontally: #, #, #, ... etc (you can leave the extra comma at the end of the list) Print the sum of all the numbers in the list. Print the average of all the numbers in the list as a float (average is calculated by taking the sum of the numbers divided by how many elements there are). Find the largest number in the list. The output for the given list would look like this: run #1 input list is: 4, 76, 2, 234, 9, 71, sum = 396 average = 66.0 largest number = 234 ------- run #2 input list is: 3, -17, 99, -32, 321, 62, 27, sum = .... bla bla bla etc - you do the rest Run your program three times, once each using each of these three lists: my_list = [4, 76, 2, 234, 9, 71] my_list = [3, -17, 99, -32, 321, 62, 27] my_list = [1899, 1978, 23, 0, 23, 37, 237, 8, 2, -77, 31]

Write a program in python that performs these operations on each of the given lists of numeric values. You will write one program but you will copy/paste it 3 times so that they will execute back to back. Run each copy with a different list in the variable my_list. Use the data below to run the programs. Print the contents of the list horizontally: #, #, #, ... etc (you can leave the extra comma at the end of the list) Print the sum of all the numbers in the list. Print the average of all the numbers in the list as a float (average is calculated by taking the sum of the numbers divided by how many elements there are). Find the largest number in the list. The output for the given list would look like this: run #1 input list is: 4, 76, 2, 234, 9, 71, sum = 396 average = 66.0 largest number = 234 ------- run #2 input list is: 3, -17, 99, -32, 321, 62, 27, sum = .... bla bla bla etc - you do the rest Run your program three times, once each using each of these three lists: my_list = [4, 76, 2, 234, 9, 71] my_list = [3, -17, 99, -32, 321, 62, 27] my_list = [1899, 1978, 23, 0, 23, 37, 237, 8, 2, -77, 31]