Write a LISP function, “listOfNeighbors”, which is given two arguments, the first argument is an atom A and the second a

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Write a LISP function, “listOfNeighbors”, which is given twoarguments, the first argumentis an atom A and the second argument L is a list of sub-lists. Thefunction should find thefirst sub-list in L whose first element is equal to A and returnthe tail of that list.For example:➢ (listOfNeighbors ‘c ‘( (a b c d) (b d e) (c e f) (d e f) ))Returns:(e f)