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Consider the following fragment of a function definition. def substitute(target, replacement, alist) Purpose: ??? Pre-Condition(s): ??? Post-Condition(s): ??? Return(s) : ??? For each of the fragments below, choose where that fragment should belong in the interface documentation above. This function produces a new list containing all the values in a given list, but all occurrences of the given target are replaced by a replacement. target: a value to be replaced, replacement: a value to replace the target value, alist: a list of values None A new list with each occurrence of target replaced with replacement. Post-Condition(s): ??? Return(s): ??? For each of the fragments below, choose where that fragment should belong in the interface documentation above. This function modifies the given list by replacing all occurrences of the given target by a given replacement. target: a value to be replaced, replacement: a value to replace the target value, alist: a list of values The list is modified by replacing the target with the replacement value. Consider the following interface documentation for a function count_if() Purpose: This function counts the number of times the target appears in the given list Pre-Condition(s): target: a value to be counted alist: a list of values Post-Condition(s): None Return(s): The number of times the target appears. Which is the correct way to call this function? target =1 alist =[1,2,3,4,5] count if 0 print(count) Neither of the other anwsers is correct. \[ \text { count = count_if }(1,[1,2,3,4,5]) \] If a function contains a print () statement, then the function's interface should mention that the function performs console output under its: Purpose Pre-conditions Console output does not need to be mentioned in the interface. Return Post-conditions