HELP PYTHON 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:...

HELP PYTHON

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.

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

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).
  

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.