i need help with the part after display_larger the section about the loops for the lists see my code and the question in the images. ```python# Defining display_larger function which accepts 2 parameters from maindef display_larger(number_list, n): # Empty list 2 to store the numbers which are greater than search number number_list2 = [] # Printing number that will be a search number print("Number: ", n) print("List of numbers:") # Printing list of all 10 numbers which are accepted from user print(number_list) for i in number_list: if i > n: # Appending numbers which are greater than search number to list 2 number_list2.append(i) print("List of numbers that are larger than ", n, ":") # Printing list of numbers that are greater than search number print(number_list2)# Defining Main function which accepts input of series of 10 integers and integer ndef main(): # Empty list number_list = [] print("Enter a list of 10 integers") for i in range(0, 10): # Code for input logic will be inserted here```### Explanation:This is a Python script designed to determine which numbers from a user-provided list are larger than a specified number.- **Function `display_larger`**: - Takes a list of numbers (`number_list`) and a single number (`n`) as inputs. - Prints the number and the list. - Identifies and stores numbers from the list that are larger than `n` into a new list (`number_list2`). - Prints the new list containing numbers greater than `n`.- **Function `main`**: - Initializes an empty list, `number_list`. - Prompts the user to enter 10 integers. - The range loop indicates where user input logic should be implemented. - The function is structured to gather input and prepare it for processing by `display_larger`.This script can be part of a larger program where a user is asked to input data that the program will process, demonstrating basic list operations and conditional logic in Python. **Modularity** – Your program should have at least these two functions:- **main** – should accept input of a series of 10 integers from the user and an integer n that will be the search number. `main` should call the function `display_larger` and pass 2 arguments: the 10 integers stored in a list, and the number n.- **display_larger** – should accept the 2 parameters from `main`. Using a loop, the function should compare all numbers in the list from the user to n. If the number is larger than n, it should be stored in a second list containing only the numbers that are greater than n. A third list with those less than n should also be made and printed out. The lists should be sorted and then printed, as well. Sorted lists should be done in ascending order and then in descending order.This function should display: The original list, n, and the list of numbers greater than n.**Sample Dialog/Output:**```Enter a list of 10 integersEnter a number: 10Enter a number: 20Enter a number: 30Enter a number: 40Enter a number: 5Enter a number: 66Enter a number: 77Enter a number: 88Enter a number: 99Enter a number: 33Enter the number you wish to test if the list elements are greater than: 45Number: 45List of numbers:[10, 20, 30, 40, 5, 66, 77, 88, 99, 33]List of numbers that are larger than 45:[66, 77, 88, 99]```

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