Question 5 (4 points) In computing, a checksum is a simple but effective way to verify the integrity of transmitted data. Given a list of data and a checksum value, return true or false, based on whether the data matches the checksum value. To compute the data from the checksum value, compute the sum of the list. Compute the four least significant bits of the sum and return from the function whether or not these four bits match the checksum given as an argument. This may be helpful... https://wiki.python.org/moin/BitwiseOperators In [ ]: def checksum (1, checksumValue) : + Yooouuur cooodeee heeereee return x In [ ]: print("Are my sample test cases correct?") print("#1", checksum ( [152,627,925,857,821, 122,625,334,675], 0x2))