Create a function that turns text into pig latin. Pig latin is a simple text transformation that modifies each word by:

moving the first character to the end of each word;

then appending the letters $"$ay$"$ to the end of each word.

For example, python ends up as ythonpay.

def pig$\_$latin$($text$)$:

say $=""$

# Separate the text into words

words $=$ text.split$()$

for word in words:

# Create the pig latin word and add it to the list

pig$\_$latin$\_$word $=$ word $[1$:$]+"$ay$"$

# Turn the list back into a phrase

pig$\_$latin$\_$text $="".$join$($pig$\_$latin$\_$words$)$

return pig$\_$latin$\_$text

print$($pig$\_$latin$("$hello how are you"$))$ # Should be "ellohay owhay reaay ouyByn

print$($pig$\_$latin$("$programming in python is fun"$))$ # Should be "rogrammingpay niay yt