Write a Python program that reads each line of an input file temperatures.txt that consists of a town name followed by a set of temperatures. The program will then calculate the maximum, minimum, and average temperature and save them in a file called tempSummary.txt. For example, if the temperatures.txt contains Muscat 25 35 30 40 30 Suhar 20 30 25 25 Salalah 35 45 40 15 16 18 The file tempSummary.txt will contain Muscat: 25, 40, 32.00 Suhar: 20, 30, 25.00 Salalah: 15, 45, 28.17

Write a Python program that reads each line of an input file temperatures.txt that consists of a town name followed by a set of temperatures. The program will then calculate the maximum, minimum, and average temperature and save them in a file called tempSummary.txt. For example, if the temperatures.txt contains Muscat 25 35 30 40 30 Suhar 20 30 25 25 Salalah 35 45 40 15 16 18 The file tempSummary.txt will contain Muscat: 25, 40, 32.00 Suhar: 20, 30, 25.00 Salalah: 15, 45, 28.17

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