Given a list of integer numbers stored in the variable A and an integer n, the...

   

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Given a list of integer numbers stored in the variable A and an integer n, the function A_subset returns a tuple (sum, Asub) where sum is an integer with the sum of all the entries of the list, and Asub is a list including the first n entries of A. Here is an example of the function usage: def A subset (A,n): # write some code here n = 5 A[30,91,22,5,90,64,33,6,29,49] print (A subset (A,n)) # output (419, [30, 91, 22, 5, 901) You may use the example above for debugging. We test your function using other lists; make sure to not hard-code your results. user_code.py 1 2 3 def A subset(A,n): # write some code here: pass Given a list of integer numbers stored in the variable A and an integer n, the function A_subset returns a tuple (sum, Asub) where sum is an integer with the sum of all the entries of the list, and Asub is a list including the first n entries of A. Here is an example of the function usage: def A subset (A,n): # write some code here n = 5 A[30,91,22,5,90,64,33,6,29,49] print (A subset (A,n)) # output (419, [30, 91, 22, 5, 901) You may use the example above for debugging. We test your function using other lists; make sure to not hard-code your results. user_code.py 1 2 3 def A subset(A,n): # write some code here: pass