import statistics def find Min (scoreArray: list) -> float: return min (scoreArray) def findMax (score Array: list) -> float: return max (scoreArray) def getMean (scoreArray: list) -> float: return statistics.mean (scoreArray) def getMedian (scoreArray:list) -> float: return statistics.median (scoreArray) def getScores (): pass def saveScores (scores: list): pass def testFunctions () : ''Test for functions written above only remove comments for what you want to test''' test Scores = getScores () #Testing findMin print (f"Testing findmin: find Min should return 74 and returns (find Min (testScores)}") #Testing findMax print (f"Testing findMax: find Max should return 98 and returns (find Max (testScores)}") #Testing getMean print (f"Testing getMean: getMean should return a 85.25 and return {getMean (testScores)}") #Testing getMedian print (f"Testing getMedian: getMedian should return a 86.5 and returns {getMedian (testScores)}") testScores.pop (0) print (f"Testing getMedian: getMedian should return a 89 and returns (getMedian (testScores)}") saveScores (testScores) if name ' _main__': test Functions () Go back to our 1D array assignment where you found the max, min, mean, and median of a list. You are going to write 2 new functions to that program, getScores and saveScores. Function getScores does not require a parameter and will have you open a text file of scores called scores.txt, read in each score and append it to a list. You must return the list of scores created. Requirements for the function are listed below 1. The file must open in read only mode and close when finished 2. Contents of the file must be read in one at a time, converted to an integer, and appended to a list 3. The list must be returned from the function 4. Use only basic python structures, no list comprehensions or functions from other libraries Function saveScores will require a single list of integers as a parameter. It will save the list's contents to a text file named updatedScores.txt. It will write each score in the file as a single entry in each line of text. The updatedScores.txt should follow the same format at the scores.txt file