Write program named program71.py as follows. Follow instructions carefully to avoid point deductions.
In the main function:
- create list named states1 that holds the two-letter abbreviations of the first 10 USA states, in alphabetical order.
- use a loop to process the list and display the abbreviations all on the same line, separated by a single space. See sample output.
- make a second list named states2 by slicing. This new list must hold the middle four state abbreviations from states1.
- execute a function named list_func with states2 as its sole argument.
- inside the list_func function:
- delete the second element in the list
- insert the abbreviation for Texas into the list at index 2
- prompt the user for the abbreviation of another state of your choice, then append it to the list
- reverse the list
- return the list to main
- back in main, use a loop to iterate over the returned list, printing all abbreviations on one line separated by a space.
Sample Output
Initial list of state abbreviations
AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE FL GA
Enter the state abbreviation for Kentucky KY
List returned by list_func
KY CT TX CO AR