Final Project coms 20 -- 2

I need this done by wednesday at 10 in the morning for my programming python class. Goal Utilize functions, selection structures, loops, strings, files, and a dictionary in one Python program Instructions Read everything before doing anything! Write a program named [login to view URL] that works with information about large cities. Your program will open the [login to view URL] the document file. Each line in the file has the name of a city, its country, and its population. The first few lines of the file look like this: Alexandria,Egypt,3811516 Ankara,Turkey,3517182 Bangkok,Thailand,5104476 Barcelona,Spain,1621537 Your program will read this file and create a dictionary where the key is the city name and the value is a list that contains the country and population. The part of the dictionary corresponding to the first few lines would look like this: { 'Alexandria': ['Egypt', 3811516], 'Ankara': ['Turkey', 3517182], 'Bangkok': ['Thailand', 5104476], 'Barcelona': ['Spain', 1621537] } The program will print the total number of cities and the average population. (Added on 10 Dec 2020) To determine the average, you need the sum of all the city populations. You can calculate the sum and total number of cities as you are building the dictionary. However, if you would like more experience with dictionaries, you can do it another way: First, build the dictionary. Then, write a separate loop that iterates through the dictionary to calculate the sum of all the populations. (The len() function will get you the number of cities.) Your program will then ask the user to repeatedly enter city names, or just press ENTER to quit. If the city is in the dictionary, the program prints the city name, country name, and population. If the city is not in the dictionary, the program prints a message that says that. Your program must define and use a function named capitalize_city(). This function will take a string and capitalize each word in the string, leaving the rest in lower case. Thus: capitalize_city('chicago') → 'Chicago' capitalize_city('BOSTON') → 'Boston' capitalize_city('aUsTiN') → 'Austin' capitalize_city('san jose') → 'San Jose' This allows users to enter city names in any combination of upper and lower case that they want; capitaize_city() will convert the city name to the format that the dictionary uses. Sample Output Here is what your program output might look like: Number of cities: 75 Average population: 3,447,506 Enter a city, or just ENTER to quit: chicago Chicago is in USA and has a population of 2,695,598. Enter a city, or just ENTER to quit: Paris Paris is in France and has a population of 2,138,551. Enter a city, or just ENTER to quit: san jose San Jose is not in the list, sorry. Enter a city, or just ENTER to quit: san diEgo San Diego is in USA and has a population of 1,307,402. Enter a city, or just ENTER to quit: