Write a function called makeRandRange(numVals, start, end, seed=None) that creates and returns a list containing a specified number of random integers in a range between start (inclusive) and end (exclusive) (use iteration, append, and the random module).

NOTE: The parameter seed is an optional parameter. In your own code, you do not need to provide the 4th parameter seed when you call the function. It is OK to just call the function as makeRandRange(numVals, start, end).

Write another function called average that will take the list created by makeRandRange (or any list of numbers in fact) as a parameter and return its average.

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