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Write a python program that accepts floating point values stored in a list. The number of values to be entered is defined by the user. The solution should have the following functions.
- a function that gets (from user input) and sstores the the floating-point values in the list
- a function that displays the contents of the list, values displayed with two decimal places, decimal points aligned
- a functionii taht computes aand displays the sum of all the values
- a function that computes and displays the average of the values
- a function that returns the maximum value (w/o sorting teh list of elements and using the predefined max() method)
- a function that returns minimum valuie (w/o sorting teh list of elements and using the predefined max() method)
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