Function $1$: Determining How Many Squirrels Were Observed in a Shift

Your function should do the following:

Take in a list containing the shifts the squirrels were observed in $($use the test data as an example$)$

Use a loop and if$/$else statements to check if the shift is $\text{'}$AM$\text{'}$ or $\text{'}$PM$\text{'}$

Count up how many squirrels were observed in the AM shift and how many were observed in the PM shift

Return the the totals for the two shifts

Function $2$: Getting a List of Unique Fur Colors

Your function should do the following:

Take in a list of fur color data $($use the test data as an example$)$

Create a list that can be used to keep track of the unique colors of squirrels

Loop over the list of all squirrel colors using a for or while loop

Use if$/$else statements to determine if the color should be added to you list of unique colors or not

Add unique colors to your list as you find them

Return the list of unique colors

If you aren't sure how to look for a specific value or values in a list, you can read about the uses of in when writing Python code here. You can also check if something not in a list using not in$.$