Create a Python program $($final$.$py$)$ that includes a function and does the following:

Implement a function named process$\_$list that takes a list and an integer x as input parameters and performs the following operations:

Iterate through each item in the list and for each item:

If the item equals x$,$ print 'found $\{$x$\}\text{'}$ and exit the loop.

Otherwise, if the item is greater than x$,$ print the item with a suitable message.

Otherwise, print 'lower'.

After exiting the loop, print the value of the last item in the list that was lower than x$,$ with a suitable message. If no such item exists, print a corresponding message.

Define a list of integers list$1$ as follows:

list$1$ must contain at least $10$ elements, and each element of the list must be an integer. These integers are arbitrary numbers of your choice, but the first element of this list must be a negative integer. For example, $[-2,21,99,63,1,16,44,78,20,84,55].$

Define an integer variable called mynum and initialize it with the last $($rightmost$)2$ digits of your student ID$.$ Print mynum with a suitable message.

NOTE: You should omit any leading $0$s$.$ For example, if the last $2$ digits are $05,$ set mynum as $5.$

Call the process$\_$list function in your program with list$1$ and mynum as arguments.