$9\mathrm{.}12$ NumPy: Slicing arrays

Write a program to prompt the user to enter integers and then adds them to a list $($hint: use a loop here$).$ Then convert the list to a NumPy array. Then find and print a subset of the array that contains the given indexes.

For example:

the printed list would be:

${?}^{\text{'}}{1}^{\text{'}},2^{\text{'}},3^{\text{'}},4^{\text{'}},5^{\text{'}}$

and the printed ndarray array would be:

$1,2,3,4,5$

NOTE: The list contains strings and the array contains int's. You will need to declare a type when converting a list to an ndarray.

Finally, output the substring of the array for the given index$($es$).$

For example:

Enter the starting index: $2$

Enter the ending index: $4$

the printed subset would be: cdots$[3,4]$

$539078\mathrm{.}3140466.q3zqy7$

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