(14 pts.) Hand writing coding test.
1-1) Ask the user to input three individual numbers and then output their average. The average value should be the float data type and include two decimal points.
1-2) Print out an exact same sentence with the given three numbers as below:
'User's input numbers are {num1}, {num2}, and {num3}.'
2-1) Create a list type variable which contains three strings: 'Kazakhstan', 'Russia', and 'Korea'. Print out the list.
3-1) Create a dictionary type variable which contains a pair of {num:country}, I.e., three input numbers should be the keys for three string values in the list. Print out the dictionary.
4-1) Create a string value by concatenating three values in dictionary. Individual values are divides by ',' symbol with a single space, I.e., 'Kazakhstan, Russia, Korea'. Print out the string.
Expected output:
>>> input first number: 4
>>> input second number: 7
>>> input third number: 9
Average value is : 6.67
User's input numbers are 4, 7, and 9.
['Kazakhstan', 'Russa', 'Korea']
{'4': 'Kazakhstan', '7': 'Russa', '9': 'Korea'}
Kazakhstan, Russa, Korea
