PYTHON

Problem 1 complex_calc(x,y): Complex calculator [10 points]

In the previous

assignment, you wrote a multiply function, which performed only one operation.

Your new function should accept two arguments, where the first one is, an array of

float numbers, and the second is a list of math symbols (+,-,*,/, or) of size 1 less

then the first array list. For this function, should be taken to mean

exponentiation. Your program should print the result of the arithmetic operation;

e.g., for program arguments [2,3,5] and [+,*] the equation is 2+3*5 and will

return a result of 17 (remember PEMDAS). If the operator argument is not (exactly)

one of these five possible string values, then your function should return a NULL.

If the length of your second list is NOT 1 less the size of your first array parameter,

return a NULL. You do not need to check for division by zero.