Create a Python function to find the sum of squares of numbers in a given list.
Create a Python function named `sum_of_squares`. The function receives a list of integers, it first squares each element of the list and then returns the sum of these squared elements. ### Parameters - `lst`: A list of integers where its length satisfies 1<= len(lst) <=10^5 and each element i satisfies 1<= lst[i] <=10^2. ### Return Value - Returns an integer, the sum of squares of all elements in list `lst`. ### Examples ```python # Squaring each element in the list [1,2,3] gives [1,4,9]. Their sum is 14. sum_of_squares([1,2,3]) # Returns: 14 # Squaring each element in the list [8, 1, 9] gives [64, 1, 81]. Their sum is 146. sum_of_squares([8, 1, 9]) # Returns: 146 # Squaring each element in the list [10,12,15] gives [100, 144, 225]. Their sum is 469. sum_of_squares([10,12,15]) # Returns: 469 ```