Consider the following scenario about using Python dictionaries: Tessa and Rick are hosting a party. Together, they sent out invitations, and collected the responses in a dictionary, with names of their friends and the number of guests each friend will be bringing. Complete the function so that the check_guests function retrieves the number of guests (value) the specified friend guest (key) is bringing. This function should: accept a dictionary guest_list and a key guest variable passed through the function parameters; print the values associated with the key variable.

def check_guests(guest_list, guest):

return ___ # Return the value for the given key

guest_list = { "Adam":3, "Camila":3, "David":5, "Jamal":3, "Charley":2, "Titus":1, "Raj":6, "Noemi":1, "Sakira":3, "Chidi":5}

print(check_guests(guest_list, "Adam")) # Should print 3

print(check_guests(guest_list, "Sakira")) # Should print 3

print(check_guests(guest_list, "Charley")) # Should print 2