In this question you will practice passing lists as parameters to a function. Your goal is to write a function definition for: Smartsquare $($inlist$,$ inplace$).$ Parameter inlist is a list of integers and the parameter inplace is a boolean with a value True or False. The function proceeds as follows:

If inplace is True, SmartSquare replaces the numbers in the parameter inlist with their squares. $($The list in the calling program will change$).$ The function also returns a list with squares of the numbers of the original list.

If inplace is False, SmartSquare returns a list containing the squares of values of the numbers in inlist. The inlist itself is not changed.

Here are some sample runs:will print

$[4,121,49][4,121,49]$

Another run:

mylist $=[2,11,7]$