Write a function named partf that takes in as a parameter one list of numbers and determines if two of the numbers in the list add to 2026. If they do, return the product of the two numbers, otherwise return false.

A generic function that takes in as a parameter one list of numbers and determines if two of the numbers in the list add to a particular number is given below:The FunctionDROP_VALUE = lambda _:_def split_by_key(seq, resultmapping, keyfunc, default=DROP_VALUE):    """Split a sequence into lists based on a key function.        seq - input sequence        resultmapping - a dictionary that maps from target lists to keys that go to that list        keyfunc - function to calculate the key of an input value        default - the target where items that don't have a corresponding key go, by default they are dropped    """    result_lists = dict((key, []) for key in resultmapping)    appenders = dict( (key, result_lists[target].append) for target, keys in resultmapping.items() for key in keys)    if default is not DROP_VALUE:        result_lists.setdefault(default, [])        default_action = result_lists[default].append    else:        default_action = DROP_VALUE    for item in seq:        appenders.get(keyfunc(item), default_action)(item)   return result_listsRead more about functions in python here:https://brainly.com/question/18521637#SPJ1