work_days = ("Mon", "Tues", "Wed", "Thu", "Fri") weekend = ("Sat", "Sun") week = work_days + weekend courses = [ ("CMPSC 8","MW"), ("CMPSC 8", "TR"), ("PSTAT 120", "MWF)] exams = [(1.27, 2.24), (1.28, 2.25), 3.14] 5. (2 pts each) As discussed in Section 2.4, the type () function returns the type of a Python value. We are using the definition of the variable week from Question 1. When you pass a variable such as x, type (x) returns the type of the value that the variable x currently refers to. Below, you need to figure out the type of the expression that is given to the type () function, which means you should figure out the result of the expression, before you can predict its type. (Note: You are encouraged to check your answers at the Python prompt before turning in your work, but try this on paper first, just by reading the text and trying to predict what will happen. Then try typing in the results at the Python prompt. Change your answers if they were mistaken, but even more important, try to figure out why you were incorrect). What would be the result of entering the following at the Python interactive shell prompt? Expression