Task 6 Suppose you have a list named my_list as given below. Your task is to sort the list in ascending order and print the count of numbers that have changed their positions in the process of sorting. my_list = [4, 2, 3, 1, 6, 5] Sorted list would be [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] where 4 numbers (4, 1, 6 and 5) have changed their positions. Therefore our sample output here would be 4. Please check if your code is working correctly by changing the above list and using the knowledge given here to verify whether your code gives correct output for all different lists. Sample Output for the above list 4

1. The codewords will be scrambled words. You will read the words used for the codes from a file and store it into an array. There are 60 words in the file that range in size from 3 characters to 7 characters. The file is called wordlist.txt and can be found attached to the assignment in IvyLearn.2. Start with input for an integer seed for the random number generator. There is no need to put a prompt before the cin operation.3. Ask the Player if they are ready to play and only proceed if they type a Y or y. If the user types an N or n then the program should finish. a. INPUT VALIDATION: Make sure the user has typed either y, Y, n, or N4. Create a variable to keep track of the number of guesses the user has made.5. Use the random number generator to pick a word from the list of words.6. Once you have chosen a word as the codeword you will need to scramble the letters to make it into a code. You should use the random number generator to help you mix up the letters.7. Display to the user…

28. You are given a name arranged in bibliography (reverse) format. This line of names is then read and stored in a list so that the first element is the last name, the middle element is a comma and the last element is the first name (Assuming: the author's name only consists of 2 words). You are asked to rewrite the name in the standard format: First name + Last name. Which of the following program code fits the task? Sample Input: Putro , Hanson Sample Output : Hanson Putro A name - input ().split () print (name (1] +" +name (2) } name - input (). split () print (name (1] +" tname [0]) B C name - input ().split () print (name (2] +" "+name (0] ) name - input().split () print (name (0] +" "+name (1) ) D

Complete the doctring.def average_daily_temp(high_temps: List[int],                       low_temps: List[int]) -> List[float]:    """high_temps and low_temps are daily high and low temperatures for a series    of days. Return a new list of temperatures where each item is the daily    average.     Precondition: len(high_temps) == len(low_temps)       >>> average_daily_temp([26, 27, 27, 28, 27, 26], [20, 20, 20, 20, 21, 21])    [23.0, 23.5, 23.5, 24.0, 24.0, 23.5]    """