Complete the transform_2d_list() function that takes a single two-dimensional list as a parameter called a_2d_list. The parameter list has m items, where each item is a list with n items. The function returns a new two-dimensional list, where the first item is a list containing all of the first items in the list items of the original list, and the second item is a list containing all of the second items in the list items of the original list and so on. In other words, the two- dimensional list that is returned will have n items, where each item is a list with m items. You can assume that both m and n are at least 1. Some examples of the function being called are shown below. For example:

Complete the transform_2d_list() function that takes a single two-dimensional list as a parameter called a_2d_list. The parameter list has m items, where each item is a list with n items. The function returns a new two-dimensional list, where the first item is a list containing all of the first items in the list items of the original list, and the second item is a list containing all of the second items in the list items of the original list and so on. In other words, the two- dimensional list that is returned will have n items, where each item is a list with m items. You can assume that both m and n are at least 1. Some examples of the function being called are shown below. For example:

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