Need help ### TRY IT #2 - PARSE DATA IN FILE#### Instructions- Create and save a CSV file that contains names and ages, separated by commas.- Write a program that reads the file into a list using the `readlines()` method.- Then, go through the list, printing only the names of the legal adults (18 or over), each on a separate line.#### Example of the CSV File (ages.csv)```Sammy,20Lucinda,17Jazmyne,16Yoriko,25Tran,18```#### Expected OutputWhen the program runs, it should produce the following output:```>>> Legal Adults (18 or over):SammyYorikoTran```### Explanation1. **Create the CSV File:** - Make a new text file named `ages.csv`. - Enter the names and ages as shown in the example above, ensuring each name-age pair is separated by a comma and each entry is on a separate line.2. **Write the Program:** - Use the `readlines()` method to read the content of `ages.csv` into a list. - Iterate over the list to split each string by the comma to separate the name and age. - Check if the age is 18 or above. - Print the names of individuals who are legal adults.This exercise helps in understanding how to read from a CSV file and process data in Python.

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Create and save a csv file that contains names and ages, separated by commas. Write a program that reads the file into a list using readlines() and then goes through the list only printing the names of the legal adults (18 or over) each on a separate line. ages.csv >>> Sammy,20 Lucinda, 17 Jazmyne, 16 Yoriko,25 Tran, 18 Legal Adults (18 or over): Sammy Yoriko Tran