PYTHON Explain lines 20 22 24 and 28 Also create line 26 and

PYTHON

Explain lines 20, 22, 24, and 28. Also, create line 26 and explain the solution.

Def (): # Declare local variables number = 5 number_list = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10] # Display the number. Print (\'Number:\', number) # Display the list of numbers. Print (\'List of numbers: \ \', number_list, sep = \' \') # Display the list of numbers that are larger # than the number. Print (\'List of numbers that are larger than\', \\ number, \':\', sep = \' \') # Call the display_larger_than_n_list function, # passing a number and number list as arguments. display_larger_than_n_list (number, number_list) # The display_larger_than_n_list (number, number_list) The display_larger_than_n_list function accepts two arguments: # a list, and a number. The function displays all of the numbers # in the list that are greater than the number. def display larger than n list (n, n list): # Declare an empty list. larger than n list = [] # Loop through the values in the list. for value in n list: # Determine if a value is greater than n. ?? ????? ? ?: # If so, append the value to the list. larger than n list. append (value) # Display the list. print (larger_than_n_list) # Call the main function. main ()

Solution

Line 20 defines a function display_larger_than_n_list function which takes 2 parameters n an integer number and a n_list of a list type.

Line 22 defines a variable larger_than_n_list which is initialized to an empty list.

line 24 defines a for loop which iterates over each item in the list n_list.

line 26 should be if the value in a list is greater than n than append it to larger_than_n_list.

if value>n:

line 28 appends the value in a list larger_than_n_list which  greater than n