We will ask you and your classmates to write on the whiteboard the number of bicycles your immediate family – your parents, you, and your brothers or sisters – own. Include e-bikes, but not...

The starter file:

def main():
# Add code that reads the file n_pets.txt,
# computes the total number of pets,
# the average #, the minimum #, and the maximum #
# and displays those numbers as specified in the instructions.
main()

The data file:

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Extracted text: We will ask you and your classmates to write on the whiteboard the number of bicycles your immediate family – your parents, you, and your brothers or sisters – own. Include e-bikes, but not motorcycles. If you don't know the exact number, just give an estimate. We will put the data into a file n_bikes.txt, one number per line, and will post it in this assignment shortly after class. Starting with the provided starter file n_bikes.py, write a program that reads the data from n_bikes.txt, does some math, then displays the following on the screen: Number of families: Total number of bikes: Average number of bikes per family: Maximum number of bikes in a family: Minimum number of bikes in a family: once your program displays the correct results on the screen, edit the program to also write the above results to a file results.txt. (Note: Don't write the results to the input file n_bikes.txt, because that would replace your input data.)