Python coding

Question 1: a) Starting with list L1 ['a', 'b'] and list L2 = ['x', 'y'], use nested for loops to generate the list of all combinations of a character from L1 with a character from L2, in both orders. Your code should work for all such lists of characters, but for these specific lists your output should look like: ['ax', 'xa', 'ay', 'ya', 'bx', 'xb', 'by', 'yb'] b) Write a one-line list comprehension to generate the following list (its too long to show the whole thing, so I am skipping the middle values) which contains the squares of numbers who are 1 more than a multiple of 3: [1, 16, 49, 100, 169, 256, 8836, 9409] c) Suppose that newmod is the name of some new module that contains the function newfunc. In a commented line, write a line of Python code to import newmod. Write another commented line of Python code to call the function newfunc with input 5