Debugging Lists File: debugging.py Similar to the previous practical's debugging exercises: Copy the code from debugging.py debugging.py -  """CP1401 - Practical 8 - Debugging.""" # Debug program 1 - friends' names names = ["Abby", "Jerome", "Olivia", "Monique"] print("My friends' names: ") for i in range(1, len(names)):     print(f"{i}. {names[i]}") last_number = len(names) print(f"The last name (number {last_number}) is {names[last_number]}") # Problem(s) for program 1: # ? # Fixed code for program 1: # Debug program 2 - title-casing country names countries = ("australia", "new zeaLAND", "India") for i in range(len(countries)):     countries[i] = countries[i].title() print(countries)  # country names should be in title-case now # Problem(s) for program 2: # ? # Fixed code for program 2: Run the code and see what problems you can find. Complete the template in this file, adding comments to explain the problems (bugs) you find. Remember: debugging is about finding bugs, not just generally improving code. We're not interested in formatting and style here, just functionality. Then, comment-out the broken code and include fixed code in the provided section

3. Debugging Lists

File: debugging.py

Similar to the previous practical's debugging exercises:

• Copy the code from debugging.py
• debugging.py - 

  """CP1401 - Practical 8 - Debugging."""

  # Debug program 1 - friends' names
  names = ["Abby", "Jerome", "Olivia", "Monique"]
  print("My friends' names: ")
  for i in range(1, len(names)):
      print(f"{i}. {names[i]}")
  last_number = len(names)
  print(f"The last name (number {last_number}) is {names[last_number]}")

  # Problem(s) for program 1:
  # ?

  # Fixed code for program 1:

  
  # Debug program 2 - title-casing country names
  countries = ("australia", "new zeaLAND", "India")
  for i in range(len(countries)):
      countries[i] = countries[i].title()
  print(countries)  # country names should be in title-case now

  # Problem(s) for program 2:
  # ?

  # Fixed code for program 2:

• Run the code and see what problems you can find.
• Complete the template in this file, adding comments to explain the problems (bugs) you find.
• Remember: debugging is about finding bugs, not just generally improving code. We're not interested in formatting and style here, just functionality.
• Then, comment-out the broken code and include fixed code in the provided section.