Consider the code below and show the output of this code when executed. Pay attention in the details:Lotto = [17, 24, 32, 37, 51]Lotto.append(64)for number in Lotto:number = number + 1Lotto[2] = 31print(Lotto)Answer:

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Consider the code below and Lotto = [17, 24, 32, 37, 51] _otto.append(64) or number in Lotto;

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