Continuing on from the previous question, consider a list of names and phone numbers:

["paul:64-07-826-5671", "peter:64-06-3220-990", "apple:64-03-304-2567", "may:64-09-520-1990", "david:64-09-255-2301","james:64-07-826-1236", "nicole:64-09-274-1908"]

Write a function named get_phones_by_area_code(phones_list, area_code) that takes a list of names and phones information and an area code as parameters and returns a list of tuples. Each tuple contains a name and the corresponding phone number where the phone number is in the parameter area code.

Note: you can assume that the get_location_information() is given and the parameter list is not an empty list and the parameter area_code is not empty and valid.

For example:

Test	Result
phone_directory = ["paul:64-07-826-5671", "peter:64-06-3220-990", "apple:64-03-304-2567", "may:64-09-520-1990", "david:64-09-255-2301","james:64-07-826-1236", "nicole:64-09-274-1908"] print(get_phones_by_area_code(phone_directory, '09'))	[('may', '64-09-520-1990'), ('david', '64-09-255-2301'), ('nicole', '64-09-274-1908')]
phone_directory = ["paul:64-07-826-5671", "peter:64-06-3220-990", "apple:64-03-304-2567", "may:64-09-520-1990", "david:64-09-255-2301", "james:64-07-826-1236", "nicole:64-09-274-1908"] print(get_phones_by_area_code(phone_directory, '03'))	[('apple', '64-03-304-2567')]