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{PROBLEM:3) Suppose hidden_function is a properly defined and valid Python function which takes an integer as a parameter and returns another integer. For the purposes of this question, assume the code below will not raise an exception. Consider the following code: def hidden_function(parm): # contents are hidden # but this function will return an integer Ist = [1, 2, 3] # An integer will be assigned to the variable res res = hidden_function(1) print(fThe length of the variable "Ist' is {len(Ist)}') One of you colleagues mentioned that when they ran the code above, the result was: The length of the variable 'Ist' is 4 Is this possible? If yes, provide an example of a hidden_function (without any other modifications to the code above) and explain (with code where appropriate) why your colleague is correct. If not explain (with code where appropriate) why it's not possible