In Python,

Check this code:

#

# Here we import the random module.

import random #_______________________________

# Here we define the two lists needed using the split() method.

suits = "Clubs Diamonds Hearts Spades".split()

values = "Ace Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine Ten Jack Queen King".split()

#______________________________ # This function generates a random card

def randomCard():

return values[random.randint(0,12)] + " of " + suits[random.randint(0,3)]

#_______________________________

# 'hand' gets 5 random cards. and 'card' gets a random card.

hand = []

for i in range(5):

hand.append(randomCard())

card=randomCard()

#_______________________________

# The function GoFishFor() checks to see:

#1 * If 'card' is in 'hand': we remove it from 'hand' and return both in a list.

# 2* If 'card' is not in 'hand': we return the string 'Go Fish'.

def GoFishFor(card,hand): for c in hand:

if card == c:

hand.remove(card)

return [card, hand]

return 'Go Fish'

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Write a functions 'GoFishIn(card, hand)' to replace the GoFishFor(card, hand) function.

The only difference between the two functions you're being asked to 'remove the for loop' and use the 'in

operator'

Only write the GoFishIn() function.