Examine the function multiply$\_$list$\_$by and read the docstring. This function takes each element in a list, multiplies it by a specified multiplier, and puts the results in a new list which is returned. For example, calling multiply$\_$list$\_$by$($my$\_$list, $10)$ should return the list $[10,30,50,70,90].$

Fill in the missing code in multiply$\_$list$\_$by$.$ Remember that you want to iterate over each element of the argument alist, and append to the new list the value of that element multiplied by multiplier.

Before testing your code for correctness with the Test Code button below, execute $\%$run exercise.py in the IPython interpreter and evaluate multiply$\_$list$\_$by$($my$\_$list, $10).$ If there are errors, use the information from them to debug your code.

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