$3.$ Implement put$\_$in

Read the specification of the function put$\_$in in the module funcs. Implement this function according to its specification. You are not allowed to use any loops or recursion in this function. Instead, you should complete the function using list methods alone.

Note that the function put$\_$in should not return anything. In fact, the test cases in tests.py check both the argument $($which should be modified$)$ and the return value $($ensuring that it is None$).$ When you have implemented the function, test your answer with the test script before moving on to the next function.

def put$\_$in$($alist$,$value$)$:

$"""$

Adds a value to a sorted list, resorting as necessary.

Examples:

If a $=[0,2,3,4],$ put$\_$in$($a$,1)$ makes a $=[0,1,2,3,4]$

If a $=[0,2,3,4],$ put$\_$in$($a$,2)$ makes a $=[0,2,2,3,4]$

If a $=[],$ put$\_$in$($a$,3)$ makes a $=[3]$

Parameter a: The list to append to

Precondition: a is a sorted list of a single type of element

Parameter value: The value to append

Precondition: value has the same type as the elements of a

$"""$

pass