(PYTHON) Consider the following function

import random # Assumption: listOfList is a list of 0 or more non-empty lists # def randChoices(listOfLists): result = [] for sublist in listOfLists: chosenItem = random.choice(sublist) result.append(chosenItem) return result 

First, study (and test) randChoices to determine what it does (as part of this, look up what the random module's choice function does). Then re-write randChoices so that it accomplishes the same task with a one-line list comprehension. Thus, the new function will have exactly two lines, the def line and a return line containing a list comprehension expression.