PYTHON CODING HELP. Extra credit not needed. None of what i ran works & keep getting invalid syntax /: help plz

2:20 PM Thu Oct 4 , 20%D -- CS112-Project #3 Due Date: Sunday, October 7th, 11:59pm. Loops, Lists The purpose of this assignment is to practice using loops and basic lists effectively Background: Loop statements allow us to run the same block of code repeatedly, with the chance to use different values for variables each time as the accumulated effects pile up. Lists and strings are sequences that can be inspected value-by-value (and modified at will, for lists). We will use loops to define functions that perform calculations over sequences and numbers. Project Basics document (part of assignment) http://cs.gmu.edu/-marks/112/projects/project basics pdf Project Three tester file: http://es.gmu.edu-marks/112/projects/tester3p.py . no template provided-create your file from scratch and include the functions defined below Grading Code passes shared tests: Well-commented/submitt TOTAL 9e 10 100 +5 extra credit for count isolated) What can and can't I use or do? Many built-in functions in python would make our tasks so trivial that you wouldnt really be learning, just "phoning it in". The following restrictions are in place for the entire project, and individual functions may list further restrictions (or pointed reminders). The whole point of this assignment is to practice writing loops, and seeing lists in the most basic way possible. There are indeed many different approaches that can "hide the loop" inside a function call, conversion to a different type, and other ways, but we want to make sure you're getting the practice intended from this assignment. Learning to code has different goals than finishing programs. Restrictions: " you cant import anything * no usage of sets, dictionaries, file LO, or self-made classes. Just focus on lists and loops. o zip) function, and no list comprehensions e no built-in functions other than those in the "allowed" list " you must not modify the original list arguments- but you may make a copy and then mangle your copy Allowed: variables, assignments, selection statements, loops (of course!), indexing slicing. basic operators: +,-, *, /. //.. ". ! .> , in, not in, and, or, not. . .<.>.