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Consider the following sample output and code snippet with line numbers added: Sample Output Enter a number: 123.22 Enter a number:233.93 Enter a number: 392 392.00 : 123.22 233.93 : 233.93 123.22: 392.00 Code Snippet 1. from copy import 2. def get_user_numbersCnum_of_numbers, min, max): 3. #Create an empty list to contain our numbers. 4. values - 5. for i in range(num, of numbers): 6. user number - float(input("Enter a number :") 7. #Add the user's number to the beginning of our list. 8. values. 9. return values 10. def print_numbers (original_list): 11. #Get a copy so we can sort without changing the original list. reverse_numbers Coriginal_list) #Function imported above from the copy modul e. 13. #Reverse the list so we can print the reverse number on the right. 14 #Enumerate the list so we can get the value and the index. 15 for in Coriginal_list). 16. reverse_number = reverse_numbers[i] print(f {user_entry >6.21) {reverse_number:>6.26}') 18. numbers - get_user_numbers(3, 1, 100) 19. print numbers(numbers) 12. 17 Help complete the code snippet and describe the behavior by answering these questions: Help complete the code snippet and describe the behavior by answering these questions: On line 1, what is the name of the function we need to import so it can be used on line 12?. On line 8, how would we add the 'user_number' variable to the beginning of the list? . On line 13, how would we reverse the values in 'reverse_numbers' variable? . On line 16, how would we setup a for loop which allows us to capture the index (variable 'i') and the value (variable 'user_entry') from the original_list variable passed in to the function (fill in both missing parts below)? for in (original_list): - If we were to change line 12 to reverse_numbers - original list. what would the last line of output have looked like for those same numbers