PythonStatistics are often calculated with varying amounts of input data. Write a program that takes any number of integers as input, and outputs the average and max.Ex: If the input is:15 20 0 5the output is:10 20 6.12 LAB: Varied amount of input dataStatistics are often calculated with varying amounts of input data. Write a program that takes any number of integers as input, and outputsthe average and max.Ex: If the input is:15 20 0 5the output is:10 20440292.2711150.qx3zqy7LABACTIVITY6.12.1: LAB: Varied amount of input data1 # Main.py2 def main():3# Empty list to store the user values41st=[]5 # Read user values separated by space6data=input()7 # Call split to separate the data by space8nums-data.split(' ')9# Loop to insert the integer values into listfor i in nums:101112 # Call sum function to get in list13total sum(1st)14 # Call average15average=total/len(1st)1st.append(int(i))main.py0/10Load default template... Output differs. See highlights below. Special character legendYour outputInput 15 20 0 5Expected output2:Compare outputOutput differs. See highlights below.Your output3:Compare output10.0 2010 20Input 2 2 2 2 12 0 8 4Expected output 4 12Your output4.0 12Expected outputOutput differs. See highlights below. Special character legendInput 5Special character legend5.0 55 50/30/2

fun main()// takes no paramter. initialize lst = list(map(int, input().split())) // takes a list as input from the line of console split by space and type is an integer. find max_n = max(lst) // using the max function, find the max of the list. find total = sum(lst) // using the sum function, find the total of the list. find average = total/ no of items --> total/len(lst) print(average) print(max_n) end fun() call main()def main(): # taking list as input lst = list(map(int, input().split())) max_n = max(lst) total = sum(lst) average = total/len(lst) print("{0:.0f}".format(average), end = " ") print(max_n) main()