Write a program that takes a list of S integers and performs the following functions. Create two functions, and each function takes a single parameter my_list, which is a Python list: delete_prime(my_list) - returns a list with all prime numbers removed. The function returns a new list, and the parameter input my_list is not modified. Input: list Return value: list reverse_list(my_list) - reverses my_list. The parameter input my_list is modified. Input: list Return value: None Notes: Since a list is a mutable object, you may need to make a copy of the original list to pass as input parameter to the function. Modern mathematicians define a number as prime if it is divided by exactly two numbers. To keep things simple for this exercise, assume all elements of the list have a value greater than 1. Constraint: You are not allowed to use my_list[::-1], my_list.reverse(), or reversed(my_list). Input Format Assume the inputs are integers. The first line contains the integer S where S is the number of elements in the list. The next S lines each contain an integer X. These are the elements in the list. Constraints The input list has at least 2 elements and a maximum of 30 elements: 2 <= S <= 30 Each element X in the list is between 2 and 100: 2 <= X <= 100 Assume no invalid inputs are given. No text will be given as input, no negative integers, and there are enough inputs needed for the program to function correctly. You are not allowed to use my_list[::-1], my_list.reverse(), or reversed(my_list). Output Format The output is two lists of integers - one with the prime numbers removed and the other the reverse of the original list. SEE SAMPLE INPUTS AND OUTPUTS BELOW

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Write a program that takes a list of S integers and performs the following functions. Create two functions, and each function takes a single parameter my_list, which is a Python list:

delete_prime(my_list) - returns a list with all prime numbers removed. The function returns a new list, and the parameter input my_list is not modified.

Input: list

Return value: list

reverse_list(my_list) - reverses my_list. The parameter input my_list is modified.

Input: list

Return value: None

Notes:

Since a list is a mutable object, you may need to make a copy of the original list to pass as input parameter to the function.
Modern mathematicians define a number as prime if it is divided by exactly two numbers. To keep things simple for this exercise, assume all elements of the list have a value greater than 1.
Constraint: You are not allowed to use my_list[::-1], my_list.reverse(), or reversed(my_list).

Input Format

Assume the inputs are integers.

The first line contains the integer S where S is the number of elements in the list. The next S lines each contain an integer X. These are the elements in the list.

Constraints

The input list has at least 2 elements and a maximum of 30 elements: 2 <= S <= 30 Each element X in the list is between 2 and 100: 2 <= X <= 100

Assume no invalid inputs are given. No text will be given as input, no negative integers, and there are enough inputs needed for the program to function correctly.

**You are not allowed to use my_list[::-1], my_list.reverse(), or reversed(my_list). **

Output Format

The output is two lists of integers - one with the prime numbers removed and the other the reverse of the original list.

SEE SAMPLE INPUTS AND OUTPUTS BELOW