The following function takes a square matrix (list of lists) of integers as inputs. It then checks each integer inside each of the inner lists and removes it if it is a zero (0). The function will raise a TypeError if the given argument is not a list. It will also raise a TypeError if the given list has any non-list elements. It will also raise a TypeError if any of the inner lists have any non-integer elements. Finally, it will raise a ValueError if the inner lists do not all have the same length. Write five one-line expressions/statements that fill in the blanks and complete the code given the instructions above. For your solution, use the minimum possible amount of parentheses, operators and functions. If your solution contains any parentheses, operators or functions that are not absolutely necessary for the expression to evaluate correctly, then you will not be awarded any points, even if your expression is otherwise correct. def die_zeroes_die(data): if ***BLANK_1***: raise TypeError("Data must be a list.") for 1st in data: if ***BLANK_2***: raise TypeError("Every row in data must be a list.") for num in 1st: if ***BLANK_3***: raise TypeError("Every element in each row must be an integer row_len = len(data[0]) for row in data[1:]: if ***BLANK_4***: raise ValueError("Non equally-sized lists.") for row in data: while ***BLANK_5***: row.remove(@) Blank #1 Blank # 2 Blank # 3 Blank #4 Blank # 5