Write a function in Python named remove which a reference, called values, to a list object filled with int type value and a reference, called n, to an int type object. The function removes all occurrences of n from values.

Write a function in Python named checkInbound which accepts a reference, called one, to a tuple of int type values. The tuple consists of 3n values, where n is a positive value. For example, is n is 3, the tuple contains 3*3 = 9 values. In the tuple, the values are divided into groups of 3s. Each group represents three values of a stock on a given day. The first value denotes the highest price of the stock, the second value denotes the lowest price of the stock, and the third value denotes the closing price of the stock. The function checks to see if the closing price of the stock of each day is between the highest and the lowest prices inclusive. It returns an empty list if every closing price is inbound; otherwise, a list of the days, starting from 1 to n, on which the closing price is out of bound.