# Create and initialize a variable named ‘start_time’ with the current time. #Create an array named ‘r_nums’ that will hold 600,000 numbers. #Using a loop, generate a random number between 2617 and 7162 (inclusive) and add the random number to r_nums – iterate 600,000 times. #Create an arrayList named ‘even_nums’. #Using a different loop than the one above, traverse r_nums to check for even numbers. If a number is even, append its index value to even_nums. #Create a variable named ‘even_num_count’ and initialize with the number of elements in even_nums. #Create and initialize a variable named ‘end_time’ with current time. #Create a variable named ‘total_time’ and initialize with the difference between end_time and start_time. #Run the program and print the following values: #start_time #even_num_count #end_time #total_time (include milliseconds)

from datetime import datetime start_time = datetime.today() r_nums = [] even_nums = [] from random import randint num = randint(2167,7612) for num in range(600000): r_nums.append(randint(2167,7612)) for num in r_nums: if num % 2 == 0: even_nums.append(num) even_num_count = len(even_nums) end_time = datetime.today() total_time = end_time - start_time print("start_time:",start_time) print("end_time:",end_time) print("total_time:",total_time) print("even_num_count:",even_num_count)