Part2 Q1

Mini-Exercise 2 PART 1 For each snippet of code below, draw a rough memory model diagram of the state of each variable involved at the end of the code snippet. (Note: For the ID numbers, you can just make up any numbers.) Q1. >>> Isti = [1, 3] >>> Ist2 = lsti[:] >>> 1st2.append(5) Q2. >>> Isti = [1, 3] >>> 1st2 = lsti >>> Isti.append(5) >> lst1 = [0] >>> a = [[1, 2, 3), ('a', >>> b = a >>> b.append(99) Q4. >>> a = [[1, 2, 3), ('a', 'b']] >>> b = a[:] >>> b.append(99) Q5. >>> a = [[1, 2, 3], ['a', 'b'] >>> b = a[:] >>> b[0].append(99) PART 2 Q1. Follow the design recipe to write a function named "change_list" that takes in a list of lists, and changes the first element in every sublist to 0. Your function should NOT return anything