In this problem, you are given the list of numbers and the parameter _m_ and you want to return the **indices** of the _m_ smallest numbers **without changing the original list**.

E.g. If the list is \[7, 4, 1, 3, 6, 8, 2, 5\] and _m_ is 3 then the indices of the _m_ smallest values are 2, 3, and 6.

In the cells below, complete the function definition and run it on the given test cases.

def mSmallestIndices(L, m):

"""

Pre: L is a list of integers, m <= length(L)

Post: A list of the indices of the m smallest elements of L has been returned.

"""

# Initialize the result list

ms = [] # At the end of the function, ms will be a list of the indices of the m smallest values in L.

... # Replace this whole line with the lines of your function

return ms

Questions

What should be the output of the following function call? -> mSmallestIndices(B, 4)

What should happen if you try it with a value of _m_ greater than the size of the list? (Try it)

Determine the worst-case time complexity of your function for a list of size _n_, based on the characteristic operation you identified. (Use as many celles as necessary.)