Problem $5$: Sequences of numbers in Python can be generated by typing them out, as you've learned how to do in this class. However, they can also be

produced by the built$-$in range function, which can simplify things for you significantly if you need to generate a long list of integers. range has three

parameters: start, which is the first integer you want to start with; stop, which is the first integer you don't want to include, and step, which optionally

specifies the integer interval. For example:

$In[]$: $x$

$x$

$In[]$: $M$ type$(x)$

We've created a range object which conforms to the arguments we supplied to the range function. Notably, the range object can be looped through:

$In[]$: $\{\begin{array}{ccc}\text{:}[& \text{f}\text{o}\text{r}\text{y}\text{i}\text{n}\text{x}\text{:}& ]\\ pr{\displaystyle \underset{\phantom{}}{\overset{\phantom{}}{}}}(y)\end{array}$

If need be$,$ your range object can also be converted to a list with the list function.

$In[]$: $y$ list

Your job in Exercise $3$ is to use the range function to print the following text to the screen: