Given a list called L. I am to write a function in python that will return two lists, one list with all the elements that are even, and the other list with all the elements that are odd.  L = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0]

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how to write a function in python 3 that take a tuple t = (7,8,4,20,11) and returns a list which includes all the numbers which are not a prime number.

code should be python: write a function that allows the input of a list of strings as its only parameter. Inside the body of the function find the first palindromic word and return it. If there is no such word, it should return an empty string. A string is palindromic if it reads the same forward and backward so for example If we call the function with [“horse”, “rat”, “roar”, “dad”, “mom”], the returned value should be “dad”. Note that “mom” is also a palindrome, but it is not the first one.

Please I need it quickly !!! In python  We have a list (named data) of numbers sorted in ascending order, for example: data = [2, 4, 5, 9, 10, 12, 13, 17, 18, 20] Write a function (named DataVar(data)), which take a list (data) as input parameter and performs the following steps on the list: 1) it finds the mean m of the data (for the given example, it is m = (2 + 4 + 5 + 9 + 10 + 12 + 13 + 17 + 18 + 20)/10 =110/10 = 11). 2) then, it finds the difference of data and m. Essentially, it finds for all data: Diff = data-m For the given example, Diff = [-9, -7, -6, -2, -1, 1, 2, 6, 7, 9]. 3) then, it finds the sum of Diff and 7. Essentially, it finds for all data: Sums = Diff+7 For the given example, Sums = [-2, 0, 1, 5, 6, 8, 9, 13, 14, 16]. 4) then, it finds the square of all the elements of Sums, such that Squares = square of the elements of Sums. For the given example, Squares = [4, 0, 1, 25, 36, 64, 81, 169, 196, 256]. 5) it finds the average of Squares and stores it in result, and…

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-python- Write a function called get_words that takes a list of words and a letter,and returns a new list, which only contains the words that don't have the given letter in them. For example, get_words(["cat", "dog"], 'o') should return ["cat"] and get_words(["cat", "bat"], 'a') should return an empty list.

1.Given the argument passed to the function is a list containing integer values, what does the function return   def mystery1(someListOfValues: list):total = 0for value in someListOfValues:total += valuereturn total/len(someListOfValues)   2. The function below is to find the largest value in a list passed by parameter. Does it work as intened (yes or no)? If not give an example of an argument it would not work for.   def maxValue(someListOfValues:list):"""returns the largest value the list passed by parameter"""value = 0for num in someListOfValues:if num > value:value = numreturn value     3.Write a function called loadNames()  that will open a file called names.txt and build a list of its contents and return it.     Function Call: names = loadNames()print(names)   Sample ouput:  ['Nolan Rafaj\n', 'Brandon Brzuszkiewicz\n', 'Amanda Vozari\n', 'Chase Harper\n', 'Bryce Conner']

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Write a function named "sort_word" that declares a parameter for a word and returns a string with the characters from the original word in sorted order. Hint: use the built-in Python sorted() function to convert the string into a sorted list of characters, and then use a for loop to convert the list back into a string. For example, given the word "tea", you would translate it into the String "aet". and return it.   Write a function named "make_anagrams", that accepts a collection of unique words as a parameter and returns a dictionary. For each word in the collection: Call your "sort_word" function to obtain the sorted version of the word. Use the sorted word as the key in a dictionary. The value in the dictionary will be a list of any words that contain the exact same characters. To be clear: if you call your "sort_word" function with any word with the same characters in a different arrangement (e.g. "tea," "ate," or "eat"), you should receive the same key, and therefore store the…