Reference the attached zip file containing all data files and birthday_run_once.py. Q1.) Find the difference between highest and lowest. Create a function called hi_low_diff which accepts an arbitrary number of integer arguments. The function should compute the highest and lowest argument value and return the difference. Call the function twice as follows: print(hi_low_diff(10,35,5)) print(hi_low_diff(100,80,50)) Output Example 30 50

Reference the attached zip file containing all data files and birthday_run_once.py. Q1.) Find the difference between highest and lowest. Create a function called hi_low_diff which accepts an arbitrary number of integer arguments. The function should compute the highest and lowest argument value and return the difference. Call the function twice as follows: print(hi_low_diff(10,35,5)) print(hi_low_diff(100,80,50)) Output Example 30 50

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