This problem tests your understanding of list comprehensions.

Create a file named Lab$06$P$3.$py$.$ Write a Python program that performs the following steps. In your program output, make sure to indicate which step is being demonstrated with your output $($see sample output$)$:

a$)$ Start your program $($after the comment header, inside the main function$)$ with this predefined list:

list$1=[4,5,8,2]$

list$2=[2,5,9]$

b$)$ Write a one$-$line list comprehension that is equivalent to the following code and print list$3$:

list$3=[]$

for num in range$(6)$:

list$3.$append$($num $*2-3)$

c$)$ Write a one$-$line list comprehension that is equivalent to the following code and print list$4$:

list$4=[]$

for i in range$(4)$:

for j in range$(5)$:

if i $\%2==1$ and j $\%2==0$:

list$4.$append$([$i$,$ j$])$

d$)$ Write a one$-$line list comprehension that is equivalent to the following code and print list$5$:

list$5=[]$

for i in list$1$:

list$5.$append$($i $**3)$

e$)$ Write a list comprehension with list$1$ only as an input sequence to generate this list:

$[12,15,24,6]$

f$)$ Write a list comprehension with both list$1$ and list$2$ as input sequences to generate this list:

$[7,19,35,9,24,44,15,39,71,3,9,17]$

g$)$ Write a list comprehension with both list$1$ and list$2$ as input sequences to generate this list:Sample output:

Step $b$:$[-3,-1,1,3,5,7]$

Step c: $[1,0],[1,2],[1,4],[3,0],[3,2],[3,4]$

Step d: $64,125,512,8$

Step e: $12,15,24,6$

Step $f$:$[7,19,35,9,24,44,15,39,71,3,9,17]$

Step g: $[\text{'}4$@$2\text{'},\text{'}4$@$5\text{'},\text{'}4$@$9\text{'},\text{'}5$@$2\text{'},\text{'}5$@$5\text{'},\text{'}5$@$9\text{'},\text{'}8$@$2\text{'},\text{'}8$@$5\text{'},\text{'}8$@$9\text{'},\text{'}2$@$2\text{'},\text{'}2$@$5\text{'},$

$\text{'}2$e$9\text{'}]$

Run this program and take a screenshot with the results. Name the screenshot Lab$06$P$3-$ouput.jpg$.$