Note: Please create Python$\_($l$)$ist$\_($r$)$ange$.$py file that contains the function.

Write a function listRange $($L$)$ which takes a list L of numbers and prints statements

containing the following information, for example:

When the function is called with list myList as argument

myList $=[26,22,-6,-19,27,-12,-6,9,-10,21]$

listRange$($myList$)$

The function prints:

List: $26,22,-6,-19,27,-12,-6,9,-10,21$

Minimum value: $-19$ Maximum value: $27$ Difference: $46$

Note: Your solution should not make use of the built$-$in functions max$()$ and min$()$;

you should write code that explicitly finds the maximum and minimum values in the list L and then reports the resulting maximum, minimum and difference. Only after the function passes the first test, the Autograder will award points for not using

max$()$ and min$().$

Attached are photos of the autograder result and the code I am trying to use.