In python

Write a function, larger_than_average(input_list), that returns the list of numbers in input_list that are greater than the average of the numbers earlier in the list. The passed-in input_list will always contain at least one number. The result should never contain the first number, as there is no average of earlier numbers in the list. For example, if the list [1,3,5,2,4] is passed in, the function should return [3,5,4]. This is because at index 1 the average is 1, so 3 is added to the list to return. At index 2 the average is 2, so 5 is added. At index 3 the average is 3, so 2 is not added. At index 4, the average is 2.75, so 4 is added. Here are few examples that your function will be expected to produce: larger_than_average([1,3,5,2,4]) should return [3,5,4] larger_than_average([1]) should return [] larger_than_average([1,2,3,4,5]) should return [2,3,4,5]