Write a Python program with a function that will receive a list as an argument and write an function "if '_name_' == __main_:" block to call the function. 1. When the program starts running, the user is asked to input six (6) numbers, one at a time, and a list is built. Use a loop to achieve that. 2. The function is called with the list of six numbers as a single argument. 3. The function will ask the user to input a number. It will find and return the index of that number in the list. 4. If the number is not an element of the list, the function returns the string "unknown" and asks the user to try again. There can be a total of 3 possible failed trials, after which the program will return a message to the user and exit. Choose your own exit message

Write a Python program with a function that will receive a list as an argument and write an function "if '_name_' == __main_:" block to call the function. 1. When the program starts running, the user is asked to input six (6) numbers, one at a time, and a list is built. Use a loop to achieve that. 2. The function is called with the list of six numbers as a single argument. 3. The function will ask the user to input a number. It will find and return the index of that number in the list. 4. If the number is not an element of the list, the function returns the string "unknown" and asks the user to try again. There can be a total of 3 possible failed trials, after which the program will return a message to the user and exit. Choose your own exit message

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