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REQUIREMENTS

One program is required. In the program:

Create a folder named$$with your$$surname followed by $7$ then then the word prep$($example$$smith$7$prep$).$ In this folder, write a Python$$program to solve$$the problem described below.

Name your program file with a name of your choice that reflect its function.

Start with a comment that includes your name and course number.

Before submitting your assignment for grading, add$$a collaboration statement$$as described in the syllabus as a comment in the program after the comment above. State "collaborator: none" if you did not have a collaborator. Submissions without a$$collaboration$$statement may be assigned a$$zero grade.

Include pseudocode as comments after your collaborator statement that describes all steps required to solve the problem.

Employ variable names that describe the values they store and adhere to Python naming conventions.

Include additional comments as needed to annotate your code.

Use correct spelling and grammar.

Use$$f$-$strings for outputs.

When done,$$you have to zip$/$compress your folder for submitting. Do this by$$right$-$clicking on your$$folder and selecting "Send to$">$ "Compressed $($zipped$)$ folder".$$This will make a$$zip file. Only zips are acceptable.$$Compression formats such as$$rar$$or $7$z will be assigned a zero grade.

Upload$$this$$zipped folder to the assignment$$drop box.

$$Create a new Python program $($you choose the filename$)$ that contains a main function and another function named change$\_$list. Refer to the SAMPLE OUTPUT after reading the following requirements.

In the main function:

create an empty list.

use a for loop to add $12$ random integers, all ranging from $50$ to $100,$ to the list.

use second for loop to iterate over the list and display all elements on one line separated by a single space.

display the $4$th element, the element at index $9,$ and the smallest element.

call the change$\_$list function with your list as its sole argument.

In the change$\_$list function:

use a slice to make a new list from the list that was passed into this function. The new list should hold the middle $6$ elements of the list that was passed in$.$ NOTE: you must accomplish this step with a slice.

use a function to determine the size of the new list. Print the size.

sort the new list in ascending order and return the sorted list to main.

Back in the main function:

assign the list returned by change$\_$list to a new list.

use another for loop to iterate over this returned list and display all elements on one line, separated by a single space.

SAMPLE OUTPUT

Here is the list of random integers...

$996657817559587456907565$

The $4$th element in the list is $81$

The element at index $9$ is $90$

The smallest element in the list is $56$

The size of the list is now $6$

change$\_$list returned this sorted list...

$565859747581$