Exercise $6\mathrm{.}3\mathrm{.}6$ Last Names

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In this exercise, you will start with the following list of names:

names $=[$

"Maya Angelou",

"Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie",

"Tobias Wolff",

"Sherman Alexie",

"Aziz Ansari"

$]$

Use a list comprehension to print a list of just the last names.

Hint: You can use an index not only on a list variable, but also on an expression that returns a list!

So if x has a method called list$\_$method that returns a list, you can get the $0$th thing in the resulting list like this:

$...$ x$.$list$\_$method$()[0]...$

Hint #$2$: You'll need to use the split method!

Last names are the last part of the name.

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names $=["$Maya Angelou","Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie","Tobias Wolff","Sherman Alexie","Aziz Ansari"$]$

# Your code here...

def split$\_$name$\_$lists$($a$\_$list$)$:

return