For this exercise you will write a function that will evaluate any two Python objects in order to provide a numeric score indicating how closely related they are. Create a file named

compare.py with a single function named compare. This function must take two arguments, and must return an integer satisfying the following requirements:

If the arguments contain references to the same object, return $0.$

If the arguments refer to different objects with same type and same value, return $1.$

If the arguments are the same type, but have different values, return $2.$

If the arguments are of different types, return $3.$

The following interaction provides some examples of the expected behavior.

$a=$#$1$

$>b=a$

$"$#$"$

$c+=1$

$d="$#$2"$

$=>e=7$

$>$ compare$($a$,$ b$)$ # Same object.

$0$

$$ compare $(a,c)$ # Different objects the same value.

$1$

$$ compare $(c,d)$ # Same type, different values.

$2$

$>$ compare$($d$,$ e$)$ # Different types.