In Python

Part III: Letter Puller (20 points) Write a function pull () that takes two arguments, in the following order: 1. strings: a list of strings (e.g., [' abcde', 'fghj', 'jk]) 2. i: an integer that indicates which character of each string the function will extract (pull out) The function extracts the character at index i of each string, appends the characters to an empty list, and then returns the resulting list. For example, if i-2, then the function extracts the character at index i of each string, if such a character exists, and appends them to a list. For the list of strings above the returned result would be 'c', 'h' Hints: Recall that the valid indexes of a list are 0 through len (list.name)-1. Use this fact to see if a list is long enough to have a character with index i. . To create an empty list, type list-name = [ ] , where list-name is the name of the list. Use the append method to append an item to the end of a list. For example, to append letter to the list called result, type result.append (letter)