Build the function, list_combine, that takes in one list and modify the list so that it is left with one item that's the combination of every single item in the list. Hint: You may find the method lst.pop() useful. Hint: Use to combine items in the list >>> a. pop() # If no argument is put in, the last item in the list is popped 8 # The pop method returns the item popped off (aka taken off the list) >>>a.pop (2) # Pop off the third item in the list. def list_combine (lst): Write a function that combines all the items in the list into one it >>> pokemon = [4, 5, 3, 2, 1, 6] >>>list_combine (pokemon) >>>pokemon [21] >>> alphabet ("a", "b", "c", "d", >>list_combine (alphabet) >>>alphabet ['abcde'] "e" ] "YOUR CODE HERE