Question 3

Consider the following scenario about using Python lists:

Employees at a company shared the distance they drive to work (in miles) through an online survey. These distances were automatically added by Python to a list called distances in the order that each employee submitted their distance. Management wants the list to be sorted in the order of the longest distance to the shortest distance.

Complete the function to sort the distances list. This function should:

1.sort the given distances list, passed through the functions parameters; ;

2.reverse the sort order so that it goes from the longest to the shortest distance;

3.return the modified distances list.

def sort_distance(distances):

___ # Sort the list

___ # Reverse the order of the list

return distances

print(sort_distance([2,4,0,15,8,9]))

# Should print [15, 9, 8, 4, 2, 0]