this is for python 3. thank you!

Write a function, compare_results, that accepts two parameters of the same type If these parameters have equal value, print out "Results match!" and the value of the parameter, except if the parameters passed in are lists. You can use the logical expression "type(variable_name) is list" to test if the variable variable_name's value is a list. If they do not match print out "Results don't match!" and the values of the two parameters. When we multiply by 0 we get 0 no matter what. Write a function accumulate_product that accepts one list as a parameter and returns the product of all the numbers in the list that are not zeros, For example: Test print (accumulate_product([1, 0, 2])) print (accumulate_product([1, 0, 2, 3 print(accumulate_product ([0.7, 0, 200