Three strings are read from input and stored in the list course$\_$list. Then, two more strings are read from input and stored in the list new$\_$courses. Create a new list called updated$\_$courses that contains the elements of course$\_$list and new$\_$courses, in that order.

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Ex: If the input is:

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History Music Databases

Algebra Graphics

then the output is:

My courses: $[\text{'}$History$\text{'},$ 'Music', 'Databases', 'Algebra', 'Graphics'$]$

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course$\_$list $=$ input$().$split$()$

new$\_$courses $=$ input$().$split$()$

$|\text{'}\text{'}\text{'}$ Your code goes here $\text{'}\text{'}\text{'}$

print$($f$\text{'}$My courses: $\{$updated$\_$courses$\}\text{'})$

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