$9.$ Implement reports$\_$above$\_$temp

Read the specification of the function reports$\_$above$\_$temp in the module funcs. This function does not need to read the file weather.json. All of the necessary information is passed to the parameter weather.

Implement this function according to its specification. While this is a complicated dictionary, the function follows a straightforward accumulator pattern. However, there are two challenges you should be aware of all. First of all, not every weather report contains a temperature measurement. In addition, some measurements are in Fahrenheit and others are Celsius. That is why we have provided the function to$\_$celsius as a helper.

def reports$\_$above$\_$temp$($weather$,$temp$)$:

$"""$

Returns the number of weather reports where temperature is above temp $($in Celsius$)$

The parameter weather contains a weather report dictionary. This function loops

through the weather reports and counts all reports for which

$(1)$ the report has a temperature measurement $($not all reports do$)$

$(2)$ the measured temperature is properly above temp in Celsius

A temperature measurement is itself a dictionary with two keys: 'value' and 'units'.

For example:

"temperature": $\{$

"value": $57\mathrm{.}0,$

"units": $"$F$"$

$\}$

The units are always either $\text{'}$F$\text{'}$ for fahrenheit or $\text{'}$C$\text{'}$ for celsius. If the

measurement is in fahrenheit, the value will need to be converted before it

can be compared to temp.

Parameter weather: the weather dictionary

Precondition: weather has the format described in the module introduction

Parameter temp: the temperature in celsius

Precondition: temp is a float

$"""$

pass