PART A – SUPER BOWL WINNERS A text file named “SBWinners.txt” has been provided

PART A – SUPER BOWL WINNERS
A text file named “SBWinners.txt” has been provided to you that includes the winner of every Super Bowl. The first few lines of the file look like this:
Packers
Packers
Jets
Chiefs
Colts
Cowboys
Dolphins
…
Write a Python program that will read the text file and print out all of the winners, along with the Super Bowl number and the year. The 1st Super Bowl occurred during the 1966 season. Use print formatting strings so that data aligns vertically and include column headings. The first few lines of the program output should look like this:
No.    Year    Winner
1    1966    Packers
2    1967    Packers
3    1968    Jets
4    1969    Chiefs
5    1970    Colts
6    1971    Cowboys
7    1972    Dolphins
…    …    …
•    Be sure that you use meaningful variables in your code and include appropriate documentation.
•    Upload your program to Canvas.
PART B – INTERACTING WITH REAL-WORLD DATA
In this activity, you will write a Python program that interacts with a real-world data file.
1.    Identify and locate data that you will use for this assignment. Your data file should contain at least 10 lines of data and each line should include at least 3 columns separated by spaces. The content of your data can be whatever you choose (businesses, cities, sports, music, food, etc.). If necessary, modify your text file so that each column is separated by a space. If your data has spaces in it, you may want to use a different delimiting character (i.e., comma, pound sign) between columns. Save your data as a text file.
2.    Write a program that will read your text file and print it to the screen with column headings.
3.    Add some additional processing to your program. This could be a user input and a look up. It may be some statistics you add to your program. Add something that would make sense for your data.
•    Be sure that you use meaningful variables in your code and include appropriate documentation.
•    Upload your Python program and your data file to Canvas.