From definitions file: location = B6

Your task is to create a program that takes in the location (defined in the definitions file) of a chess board given in a letter-number coordinate and returns the color of the square. The chess board and coordinates are given below: 7 6 5 3 2 A B CDEFGH For example, for location = . A1 , the result should be color' white', while for location = . A2 , the result should be color 'black. If a location is provided that is off the board, the result should be color -None. (Note that None is a keyword in Python not a string.) The location is case sensitive, so use uppercase letters. You may test different locations by modifying the value in definitions.py. You must first separate location into two components: letter (str) and number (int). The resulting square color is to be assigned to the variable color. Acceptable values are white' or black',both lowercase as well as None