DirectionsYour assignment is to take a list of strings representing (Department code, course number, title, enrollment) and print them in a nice table, one per line. Data looks like'CS 152 Introduction to Python Programming 21'or'CS365 Computer Networking 119'Your program needs to print the list of strings in a series of neatly formatted tables. The department code and course number are always the same size, but the course titles contain different numbers of words and are different lengths.Look at the string methods in section 9.5 for how to do this. You may have to look on the web for some additional examples. You do not have to use the .format() method in order to accomplish this lab. If you think you want to use it, you will definitely need additional documentation.For Table 1, the total is the total of all enrollments.Table 1CS152 21CS369 8CS365 119CS208 24CS319 14MA221 12MA311 7MA150 27CS335 20IS361 22MG315 6Total: 280For Table 2, truncate the title so that the enrollments all line up, but watch out for short titles!Table 2CS 152 Introduction to Python 21CS 369 Operating Systems Admin 8CS 365 Computer Networking 119CS 208 Discrete Mathematics 24CS 319 Computer Architecture 14MA 221 Calculus and Analytical 12MA 311 Linear Algebra 7MA 150 Precalculus Mathematics 27CS 335 Introduction to Cyberse 20IS 361 Data Management Systems 22MG 315 Advanced Business Stati 6For Table 3, sort the list (this is one statement in Python), and print the complete title, but make sure all the enrollments line up nicely.Table 3CS 152 Introduction to Python Programming 21CS 208 Discrete Mathematics 24CS 319 Computer Architecture 14CS 335 Introduction to Cybersecurity 20CS 365 Computer Networking 119CS 369 Operating Systems Administration 8IS 361 Data Management Systems 22MA 150 Precalculus Mathematics 27MA 221 Calculus and Analytical Geometry for Majors I 12MA 311 Linear Algebra 7MG 315 Advanced Business Statistics 6For Table 3, make sure your program actually prints the table based on the length of the longest title. You will have to write code to find the length of the longest title, then use that number. For instance, if the data only had CS 208 and MA 311, the table would look likeCS 208 Discrete Mathematics 24MA 311 Linear Algebra 7Once your program works with the provided data,a) add a record to the list to demonstrate your code still computes a total correctly,b) add a second record to the list to demonstrate your code still sorts the list correctly,c) add a third record to the list to show that your program handles always creates a neat table, no matter how long the title is.NotesThe tables increase in complexity, so work on them in order.Be sure to document your program with an appropriate header comment, including your name, date, and description of what the program does. Also add comments before blocks of code, rather than at the end of a line.SubmissionSubmit the file with .py extension.Write a reflection in the comment box answering the following questions:Describe your added test cases and why you chose them. Explain the spacing, not the cities themselves.In a sentence or two, what did you learn?In a sentence or two, what did you like about this project?In a sentence or two, what did you find confusing or would like to see done differently regarding this project?In a sentence or two, if you had another hour or two, what would you like to add to the project or how would you do things differently?