Don't use Python built-in string and list methods such as replace(). reverse(), etc. o Write a function called average(list) that takes a list as a parameter and returns the average. - Use list = [24,...

Extracted text: Don't use Python built-in string and list methods such as replace(). reverse(), etc. o Write a function called average(list) that takes a list as a parameter and returns the average. - Use list = [24, -38, -23, 63, -41, 4, 73, -31, -12, 45, 12, 39, 3, 89, 48, 57, -40, 84, -6, -22] - After the function definition, call the following statements: - print(average(list)) o Write a function, sum_all_evens(list) that sums up all the even numbers in a list and returns the sum. - If no even numbers in the list, then return 0 - Use list = [24, -38, -23, 63, -41, 4, 73, -31, -12, 45, 12, 39, 3, 89, 48, 57, -40, 84, -6, -22] - After the function definition, call the following statements: !! print(sum_all_evens(list))