Create a function convTemp, which converts temperature from one of the units Fahrenheit, Celsius and Kelvin, to another from this list. Your function should

have $3$ input parameters:

$x-$ which can be either a number $($int or float$),$ or array

fro $-$ which is a character parameter, having possible values $"$C$"($default$),"F",$ or $"K"($Note: from is a reserved word in Python, so we use fro for our

input parameter$)$

to $-$ which is a character parameter, having possible values $"F"($default$),"C",$ or $"K"$

Use the following relations between different units, with $F$ in Fahrenheits, $C$ in Celsius and $K$ in Kelvin:

$F=\frac{9}{5}*C+32$

$K=C+273\mathrm{.}15$

If from and to happen to be the same units $($i$.$e$.$ the same character variables from the set $"C,"$F$""$K$"\}),$ then your function should return the same vector

as the input vector, but should previously print out the warning, which warns a user that these two are the same $($so the function is not useful in that case$).$

Import the module warnings and use the following command for printing the warning message $($do not change this command, not even a single character!$)$

warnings.warn$("$Your 'fro' parameter is the same as your $\text{'}$to$\text{'}$ parameter!"$)$

Here are some examples with various inputs and what your function should return. Keep in mind the output vector should be of the same length as the input

vector $x.$ Also, if you don't specify the values of from or to$,$ the default values should be used.

In $]$: