The Euclidean distance between two data points $=[$x$1,$x$2,...,$xn$]$ and $=[$y$1,$y$2,...,$yn$]$ is defined as d$(,)=\backslash$sqrt$()($xk$-$yk$)2$ n k$=1$ Write a Python function to calculate the Euclidean distance between two data points $$ and $.$ You can follow following function definition format: def euc$\_($d$)$ist$($x$,$y$)$: statement $1$ statement $2$ return dist

After defining your function, call the function to calculate the distance between following data points: $=[1,2,4,-4]$ y $=[10\mathrm{.}5,12\mathrm{.}1,13\mathrm{.}2,105\mathrm{.}8]$