Imagine you're a math and physics teacher at school. You want to keep the students who have taken both courses on a new list. To achieve this, correct the shuffled function below.
The following function takes two lists as parameters. It compares the items in math_students with the items in physic_students. Finally, it adds the common values to a new list and returns it.
return common_students
for i in math_students:
common_students.append(i)
common_students = []
if i in physic_students and i not in common_students:
def check_membership(math_students, physic_students):
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