Lists Exercise $4$

Problem

Write a program that takes a list called numbers that contains integers in a sequence $($the sequence is always increasing, never decreasing$).$ Your program should add the next two numbers in the sequence, and then print the list.

Expected Output

If numbers $=[1,2,3,4]$ then you will print $[1,2,3,4,5,6]$

If numbers $=[-5,-4,-3,-2]$ then you will print $[-5,-4,-3,-2,-1,0]$

Important

Do not edit the code in the top section. This code is necessary for the auto$-$grader to work. Add your code in the section below.

Testing Your Code

The TEST $1$ button will test your code with numbers $=[1,2,3,4].$ The TEST $2$ button will test your code with numbers $=[-5,-4,-3,-2].$Problem

Write a program that takes a list called numbers that contains integers in a sequence $($the sequence is always increasing, never decreasing$).$ Your program should add the next two numbers in the sequence, and then print the list.

Expected Output

If numbers $=[1,2,3,4]$ then you will print $[1,2,3,4,5,6]$

If numbers $=[-5,-4,-3,-2]$ then you will print $[-5,-4,-3,-2,-1,0]$

Important

Do not edit the code in the top section. This code is necessary for the auto$-$grader to work. Add your code in the section below.

Testing Your Code

The TEST $1$ button will test your code with numbers $=[1,2,3,4].$ The TEST $2$ button will test your code with numbers $=[-5,-4,-3,-2].$

TEST $1$

TEST $2$

Where is the code visualizer?

Unfortunately, the code visualizer does not work with the statement import sys$.$ Since importing the sys module is required for this problem, the code visualizer will not be available for this problem.