Question Enumerate() function / break / loop-else In python, when apply relational operators (e.g., >, <) to two list variables, the evaluation depends on the comparison of the first mismatched element from the two list. For example, if x = [1, 5, 2] and y = [1, 4, 3, 5], then evaluating x < y first evaluates that 1 and 1 match. The next elements do not match, so 5 < 4 is evaluated, which produces a value of False for the expression of x < y. In the case of x = [1, 5] and y = [1, 5, 3], x > y evaluates to False In the case of x = [1, 5] and y = [1, 4, 3], x > y evaluates to True Write a program to implement such comparison between two lists of numbers. Requirement: Use enumerate() function Use break statement Use loop-else structure Your code should handle the case of lists of different lengths Hint: Start your program as follows (Try to think about why this is necessary) and finish the rest of the program to compare the two list variables longer and shorter: ###x and y could be any given lists of numbers x = (1, 5, 3] y - (1, 6] len_x = len(x) len_y = len(y) if len_x <= len_y: longer = y shorter = x else: longer = x shorter = y Sample outputs for different number list x and number list y: (1, 5, 2] > [1, 4, 3, 5] [1, 5] < [1, 5, 3] (1, 5] > [1, 4, 3] [1, 5] == [1, 5]

As a computer science major, I am wondering what are the differences between the pseudocode and the implementation of the algorithm? I would also like to know how deep should pseudocode be written or the level of detail. Note: if you would like to provide examples, please use python 3 since I am most familiar with that language.

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