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Write a program in file MinMax. py that accepts an arbitrary number of integer inputs from the user and prints out the minimum and maximum of the numbers entered. The user will end the input loop by typing in the string 'stop'. When the user enters 'stop' your program should print out the minimum integer entered and the maximum integer entered. If the user enters 'stop' immediately (i. e., before any numbers are entered), you'll print a slightly different message. See the examples below: You can assume that the values entered are integers (positive, negative or zero) or the string 'stop' (lowercase). You don't have to validate the inputs. > python Min Max. py
Enter an integer or 'stop' to end: stop You didn't enter any numbers > python Min Max. py
Enter an integer or 'stop' to end: -10
Enter an integer or 'stop' to end: 0 Enter an integer or 'stop' to end: +42
Enter an integer or 'stop' to end: 87 Enter an integer or 'stop' to end: -100
Enter an integer or 'stop' to end: stop The maximum is 87 The minimum is -100
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