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Integer input$\_$count is read from input representing the number of values to be read next. The remaining values are read from

input into state$\_$list. Use a loop to output all values in state$\_$list on the same line, and surround each value with angle brackets.

End with a newline.

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Ex: If the input is:

$3$

Wyoming

Ohio

Montana

then the output is:

List has $3$ elements:

Wyoming $>$ Ohio $>$ Montana $>$

Note: Using print$()$ with end$=\text{'}\text{'}$ causes the output to end without a default newline.

input$\_$count $=$ int$($input$())$

state$\_$list $=[]$

for $i$ in range$($input$\_$count$)$:

state$\_$list.append$($input$())$

print$($f$\text{'}$List has $\{$input$\_$count$\}$ elements: $\text{'})$

for state in state$\_$list:

print state $+\text{'}>\text{'},$ end$=\text{'}\text{'},)$

$9$ print$(\text{'}\{\frac{\text{:}}{?}$

${?}^{\text{'}})$