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 $=5$

A $=[63,98,59,55,73,83,84,4,20,45]$

print$($A$\_$subset$($A$,$n$))$

# output

$(584,[63,98,59,55,73])$

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