Fill in the blank in the code below so that the program prints out the following pattern: 000001111222334012341234234344 Here is the code: foriinrange(5):forjinprint(i,j) You can't add any more lines of code, just finish the existing line. Write only the part in the blank, don't write the rest of the line. Consider the two functions below, each of which take in one parameter var, which should be a string. Fill in the blank in func2 in a way that func1 and func2 do the same thing. That is, for any string var, func1 and func2 should have the same output. You can't add any more lines of code, just finish the existing line. Write only the part in the blank, don't write the rest of the line. def funcl ( var )t for y in vart print (y+ var ) def func ( var ): for z in range ( len (var )): print (