You must create a Python application that reads this file, assigns a letter grade to each student based on the scale below, outputs the student name, grade, and letter grade to the screen, and outputs that same information into a comma separated values file. Joe Coyne, 55 Fred Hensen, 72 Greg Statz, 89 Mark Stanley, 65.5 Dan Bristol, 99 Glen Doran, 45 Karen Mack, 76.9 Dawn Tillman, 68 Ed O'Connor, 86 Hugo Matson, 85 Brian Smith, 91 Nancy Hagman, 90 Jack Darrow, 78.5 Frank Marco, 23 Barry Thorpe, 74 Connie Hunter, 69 Jay Meyer, 89 John Reyes, 64 Fred Balmer, 72 Donna Gorman, 83 Jane Linderman, 67.9 Seth Olson, 100 Carrie Ramirez, 80 You must use functions, parameters, returns, loops, collections and conditions, and some kind of design (pseudocode or flowcharts). Naming and organization counts. Functions to consider: opening a file, closing a file, reading records, writing records, determining letter grade, and writing to console. Grade scale to use in the application: A: >=95% A-: >=91 and <95 B+: >=87 and <91 B: >=83 and <87 B-: >=80 and <83 C+: >=78 and <80 C: >=75 and <78 D: >=70 and <75 F: <70.