Help, please. It is python.

1). Filling in the Blanks We're going to write a program to implement the following mad lib. Note that we require an adjective for the first blank, a past-tense verb for the second, and a noun for the third: In the 1800s, Ada Lovelace worked with Charles Babbage on a engine. While the machine was never her notes include an algorithm intended for it. For this, many consider her to be the first computer Write a function called fill in which takes in a single parameter, a list called responses. Assume that responses is a list with three elements, each of which is a string: an adjective, a past-tense verb, and a noun, in that order. Print (not return out the passage above, using the list to fill in the blanks. Hints: I would advise printing out one line at a time, instead of making one huge string and printing it all out at once. If you have a list of three elements like responses, then you can access the first element using responses [0], the second with responses[1], and the third with responses [2]. Examples: >>> fill in ['computational', 'constructed', 'programmer']) In the 1800s, Ada Lovelace worked with Charles Babbage on a computational engine. While the machine was never constructed, her notes include an algorithm intended for it. For this, many consider her to be the first computer programmer. >>> fill in ['suspicious', 'defeated', 'lemon']) In the 1800s, Ada Lovelace worked with Charles Babbage on a suspicious engine. While the machine was never defeated, her notes include an algorithm intended for it. For this, many consider her to be the first computer lemon