Lottery number generator: Write a program that generates a seven-digit lottery number. The program should have a loop to generate seven random numbers, each in the range 0 through 9 and assign each number to a list element. 2. Write another loop to display the contents of the list. 3. Tip: You will need to create/initialize your list before you can assign numbers to it. 4. Use program 7-1 sales_list as an example. You will start with a seven-digit lottery number that contains all zeros. Then in your loop, you will assign a random number instead of getting the data from the user. Turn in your program to the practice assignment link in course content.

Lottery number generator: Write a program that generates a seven-digit lottery number. The program should have a loop to generate seven random numbers, each in the range 0 through 9 and assign each number to a list element. 2. Write another loop to display the contents of the list. 3. Tip: You will need to create/initialize your list before you can assign numbers to it. 4. Use program 7-1 sales_list as an example. You will start with a seven-digit lottery number that contains all zeros. Then in your loop, you will assign a random number instead of getting the data from the user. Turn in your program to the practice assignment link in course content.

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