A small program is needed to simulate a gradebook for 5 stud…

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A smаll prоgrаm is needed tо simulаte a gradebоok for 5 students across 4 classes and summarize it with row and column averages (an "average matrix"). Requirements: At the very top of your code, write import random and random.seed(42). This makes your "random" grades identical every time the program runs, which is required so your output can be graded — do not change or remove this line, and do not call any other random functions before it. Create students = ["Alice", "Ben", "Chloe", "Dmitri", "Elena"] and classes = ["Math", "Science", "English", "History"] exactly as written. Build a grade for every (student, class) pair using random.randint(60, 100). Generate them in this exact nested order: for each student (in the order given), loop through each class (in the order given) and generate one grade. Store the results in a nested list called grades, where grades[i][j] is student i's score in class j. Print the raw grade table (one row per student, one column per class — any readable layout is fine). Compute each student's average across their 4 classes (their row average). Compute each class's average across the 5 students (its column average). Print a final "average matrix": the same table, but with an extra "Average" column showing each student's row average, and an extra final row showing each class's column average (and the overall class average in the corner is a nice touch, but not required). Exact expected grades and averages (with random.seed(42), looping students-outer / classes-inner): Student   Math      Science   English   HistoryAlice     100       67        61        77Ben       75        74        68        66Chloe     94        65        97        87Dmitri    62        61        65        73Elena     74        92        98        61 --- Average Matrix ---Student   Math      Science   English   History   AverageAlice     100       67        61        77        76.2Ben       75        74        68        66        70.8Chloe     94        65        97        87        85.8Dmitri    62        61        65        73        65.2Elena     74        92        98        61        81.2Class Avg 81.0      71.8      77.8  

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