Write a Python function called sumList () which will receive a list of integers as input
parameter. sumList() must:
a) Print the list
b) Sum all the numbers in a list and print the total.
The main section of your program must:
c) Ask the user how many numbers the list should contain;
d) Create the list accordingly (containing randomly generated integers between 0
and 100);
e) Pass the list to sumList () for processing.
Example output if a list containing four numbers is passed to sumList()
[3, 47, 94, 1].
The total is: 145

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