A reading log holds how many minutes were read on each of 7 days. Write reading_report(minutes) to return a dict: "total" is all the minutes, "best_day" is which day had the most (counting from 1; on a tie, the earlier day), and "good_days" is how many days had 30 minutes or more.
reading_report([20, 45, 30, 0, 60, 15, 30])→{'total': 200, 'best_day': 5, 'good_days': 4}reading_report([10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10])→{'total': 70, 'best_day': 1, 'good_days': 0}def reading_report(minutes):
good_days = 0
for m in minutes:
# your code here: 30 or more adds 1 to good_days
pass
# your code here: work out total and best_day
total = 0
best_day = 0
return {"total": total, "best_day": best_day, "good_days": good_days}
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