Note: It python coding 6. Write a program that creates a list-returned function to display a lists contains all but the first and last elements.Implement the code to test the function.a) Define a function, middle(l) with a list as the parameter:1) middle(l) slices and constructs the list parameter.2) middle(l) returns a new list that contains all but the first and last elements.middle ([1,2,3,4]) should return [2,3].b) Define a main() function to do the following:1) Create a list, numList with n numbers in the list.2) Get a random integer, n, in the range (1, 10).3) Call middle(numList) function and print the returned list.c) Call main() function to initiate the tasks to be performed.Example Output 1List length = 4[1, 2, 3, 4][2, 3]Example Output 2List length = 2[1, 2]Example Output 3No change made to the list.List length = 1(1][1]

The program is written in Python. Check the program screenshot for the indentation. Please check step 2 for the program.Source code import randomimport array as arr#middle functiondef middle(array_before_splice,n): #Splcing the first and last element in the array and returning tha same return array_before_splice[1:n-1]#min function definitiondef main(): #Genereating the random number n = random.randint(1, 10) print("List length : ",n) #a = arr.array('d', []) array_before_splice=[] array_after_splice = [] #Iterating and creating the array with the generated random number n for x in range(1,n+1 ): array_before_splice.append(x) print(array_before_splice) #Calling the middle function array_after_splice=middle(array_before_splice,n) print(array_after_splice)if __name__ == "__main__": main()Output