Instructions 1. Read 4 integer numbers (use input). 2. Store these values in the list in order of input. 3. Increase the largest number in the list on 5. 3.1. Find the larges number (think about the...

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Extracted text: Instructions 1. Read 4 integer numbers (use input). 2. Store these values in the list in order of input. 3. Increase the largest number in the list on 5. 3.1. Find the larges number (think about the function that finds maximum value) 3.2. Find the index of the largest number. 3.3. Increase the value that stored in the list at the index that you find in 3.2. by 5. 4. Print all values in the list (it will be the print the list itself) Hint: You can do that in one line or by creating a separate variable to store results 3.1-3.3. Check Chapter 3.2 to find function and list examples. Hint: you can use a variable in indexing, not only a number. Example: 1 = [1, 2, 3, 4] i = 2 %3D %3D print (1[i]) >>> 3 Example Input 1.


Extracted text: Hint you can use a variable in indexing, not only a number. Example: 1 = [1, 2, 3, 4] i = 2 print (1[i]) >>> 3 Example Input 2. 3 Example Output [1, 2, 8, 2] 354684.2266598.qx3zqy7 2.