Write а Pythоn prоgrаm thаt shifts each value in a list by 2 pоsitions to the right. If the new position exceeds or equals the length of the list, the value should wrap around to the beginning, treating the list as circular. If the list is:a_list = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] After shifting, it should become:a_list = [5, 6, 1, 2, 3, 4] Use only the concepts covered in this course. No advanced code is allowed. You need to use loop Print the list with the new values Hint: You are allowed to create a new list
Write а cоmplete Pythоn prоgrаm thаt will prompt the user to input 5 integer values, each one larger than the previous one, and then print the average of those 5 values. Your program should include the following functions: increasing_input(previous) - this function should prompt the user to provide an integer value as input that is strictly greater than the value stored in the previous parameter. If the user inputs an invalid value, it should repeatedly prompt for input until a valid value is input. The function should return the first valid value input by the user. (You should adapt the positive_input() function in the worked example). average(one, two, three, four, five) - this function accepts 5 parameters, and will compute and return the average of those five values as a floating-point value. main() - the main function should repeatedly call the increasing_input() function to prompt the user for input and store the values in variables. It should then call the average() function to compute the average of those values, and then print the result to the terminal. The program should also include a call to the main() function at the end of the code.