Below is an incomplete Python function that takes a two-dimensional array of numbers as a parameter. The function should construct and return a new twodimensional array with each cell contains the product of its upper, lower, left, and right neighbors in the original array. Fill in the missing section to complete the function. You may assume that the array is full and contains valid data. When considering the neighbors of a cell, you should wrap around the ends of the array. In other words, treat this as a two-dimensional circular array. For example, if the array passed in looks like

your function should construct and return an array that looks like

below the function is lightly structured out:

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