Given a list of integer numbers stored in the variable A and an integer $n,$ the function $A_{?}$subset returns a

tuple $($sum$,$ Asub$)$ where sum is an integer with the sum of all the entries of the list, and Asub is a list

including the first $n$ entries of $A.$

Here is an example of the function usage:

def A$\_$subset $(A,n)$ :

# write some code here

$n=3$

$A=[4,25,47,60,57,95,12,89,63,67]$

$pr{\displaystyle \underset{\phantom{}}{\overset{\phantom{}}{}}}(A_s$ubset$(A,n))$

# output

$(519,[4,25,47])$

You may use the example above for debugging. We test your function using other lists; make sure to not

hard$-$code your results.