Call the function with inputs that correspond to the origin point. The function call should evaluate to the string 'origin'.

def quadrant$($x$,$ y$)$:

$"""$Return the quadrant of a point $($x$,$y$)$ on a two$-$dimensional plane.

There are three special cases that are not considered members of a

specific quadrant:

$1.$ Point $(0,0)$ is the 'origin'.

$2.$ Non$-$origin points with y$=0$ are on the $\text{'}$x$-$axis'.

$3.$ Non$-$origin points with x$=0$ are on the $\text{'}$y$-$axis'.

Examples:

quadrant$(0,0)$ returns 'origin'

quadrant$(10,0)$ returns $\text{'}$x$-$axis'

quadrant$(0,5)$ returns $\text{'}$y$-$axis'

quadrant$(3,5)$ returns $\text{'}$I$\text{'}$

quadrant$(-5,10)$ returns $\text{'}$II$\text{'}$

quadrant$(-2,-5)$ returns 'III'

quadrant$(7,-5)$ returns $\text{'}$IV$\text{'}$

Parameters:

x: x$-$coordinate

y: y$-$coordinate