Write a function count (a, b, c) that counts and displays from the start a until stop value b with a step c. Given a=2 b=7, c=2: the expected output is: 2 4 6 To answer the question, drag and drop the statements (below) to their correct position in the code (above) print(i, end=') instart count(a.b.c) while(i <=stop):

Write a function count (a, b, c) that counts and displays from the start a until stop value b with a step c. Given a=2 b=7, c=2: the expected output is: 2 4 6 To answer the question, drag and drop the statements (below) to their correct position in the code (above) print(i, end=') instart count(a.b.c) while(i <=stop):

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