Now, instead, write a function named coin_flips to conduct an arbitrary number of simulated coin flips, using the random normal distribution (random. normalvariate). Unlike the example given above, your function should take one argument named n, indicating the number of coinflips, and return a list of length n, with appropriate string values ('Heads' or 'Tails'). Your function should begin with a docstring and then immediately set a random seed (using the random. seed function) with your UIC ID as the random seed number. Now, instead, write a function named coin_flips to conduct an arbitrary number of simulated coin flips, using the random normal distribution (random. normalvariate). Unlike the example given above, your function should take one argument named n, indicating the number of coinflips, and return a list of length n, with appropriate string values ('Heads' or 'Tails'). Your function should begin with a docstring and then immediately set a random seed (using the random. seed function) with your UIC ID as the random seed number.