Define a Python function named sortIt with 1 parameter. This parameter will be a list. Your function should use list's built-in function to organize its entries from smallest to largest. Because the built-in function reorders a list's entries "in place", your function must not return anything.

Following are the code to this question:

def sortIt (l) : # defining a method sortIt

l. sort () # Using Sort method

return l #return list value

l = [55,66,23,10,12,4,90] #defining a list and assign a value

print (sortIt (l)) #call the method and print its return value

Output:

[4, 10, 12, 23, 55, 66, 90]

Explanation:

The description of the above python code can be given as follows:

In the first step, A method "sortIt" is declared, that accepts a list in its parameter, inside the method an inbuilt method, that is "sort () " is used. This method is used to arrange all the data into ascending order. This method takes a list that is "l" and convert all value ascending order, and return its value. In the last step, the list "l" is defined, that stores number and pass into the method, and print is the return value.