Integer num$\_($r$)$ows is read from input, representing the number of rows in a two$-$dimensional list. List num$\_($l$)$ist is a two$-$

dimensional list containing the remaining integers read from input. Assign result$\_($l$)$ist with the new list containing the number of

elements in each row of num$\_($l$)$ist$.$

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Ex: If the input is:

$3,$

$13,31,27,33$

$28,43,41,42$

$24,32,$

then the output is:

All numbers: $[[13,31,27,33,43,41,42$

$24,32]]$

$24$

$28$

Number of elements in each row: $[4,4,2]$

Note: len$($a$\_($l$)$ist$)$ returns the number of elements in a$\_($l$)$ist$.$num$\_($r$)$ows $=$ int$($input$())$

num$\_($l$)$ist $=[]$

for i in range$($num$\_($r$)$ows$)$:

num$\_($l$)$ist$.$append$([$int$($x$)$ for x in input$().$split$()])$

result$\_($l$)$ist $=$ # Your code goes here

print$($f$\text{'}$All numbers: $\{$num$\_($l$)$ist$\}\text{'})$

print$($f$\text{'}$Number of elements in each row: $\{$result$\_($l$)$ist$\}\text{'})$