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In loop_functions.py, define a function named list_concat that takes a single parameter li.This function creates a string from the list of strings, li, by concatenating all strings in the list and inserting a space after each list element. At the end of the function, it returns the concatenated string. See the table below for example input/output. Before implementing this function, determine whether you need a for loop or a while loop. Your
implementation should not use any if statements.
![li
list_concat(li)
[]
['hi']
'hi
['hi', 'class']
'hi class
['2', '+', '2', '=', '4']
'2 + 2 = 4 '](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/238fed3b-2fcf-40ca-a8e1-295985b4dcab/4f8a43a7-54b3-480c-9737-c6872fd4deb7/e8qatug_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:li
list_concat(li)
[]
['hi']
'hi
['hi', 'class']
'hi class
['2', '+', '2', '=', '4']
'2 + 2 = 4 '

Transcribed Image Text:In loop_functions.py, define a function named list_concat that takes a single parameter
li. This function creates a string from the list of strings, li, by concatenating all strings in
the list and inserting a space after each list element. At the end of the function, it returns
the concatenated string. See the table below for example input/output. Before
implementing this function, determine whether you need a for loop or a while loop. Your
implementation should not use any if statements. Test your code against the tests in zyLab
(22.14 Lab week 7: Exercise 2: loop_functions).
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