Note it`s python **Computational Functions****6. Averaging**a) Define a function `average()` with a parameter `grades` that can accept an arbitrary number of integer values. This function **returns** the average of all values.b) Call the `average()` function with the following arguments: 95, 87, 83, 74c) Call the `average()` function with the following arguments: 63, 82, 79d) Print the results with the average computed to **two decimal places**.**Example Output**Average of 95, 87, 83, 74: 84.75Average of 63, 82, 79: 74.67

Hi. Let's move on to the code in the next step. I have included comments in the code that will help you in understanding the code better.Here is the required Python code. Lines starting with # are comments. main.py # define the function average which can take arbitrary# number of integer values.def average(*nums): # calculate the sum of all the elements total = sum(nums) # find the count of values in nums count = len(nums) # calculate the average avg = total / count # return average return avg# TESTresult = average(95, 87, 83, 74)print('Average of 95,87,83,74: {:.2f}'.format(result))result = average(63, 82, 79)print('Average of 63,82,79: {:.2f}'.format(result)) output: I would request you to re-write the code if you get any error on executing code after copy & paste. Sometimes code messes up on copy & paste and that's very important in Python.