How can we use the split() and join() method instead of replace method to solve this problem?

We are only allowed split(), join() and not replace

1 Write a function called "replace all" that accepts three Traceback (most recent call las 2 #arguments: File "ReplaceAll.py", line 47, print(replace_all(target, fi 22, new str-target.replace(tar 4 #-target-string, a string in which to search. 5 #-find-string, a string to search for. in 6 #-replace-string, a string to use to replace every instance of the value of find. nd, replace)) File in replace_all "ReplaceAli.??", line 9 #The arguments will be provided in this order. Your function 10 #should mimic the behav 11 #that function in your implementation. Instead, you should 12 #find the result using a combination of split() and join (), 13 or some other method 14# 15 #Hint: This exercise can be complicated, but it can also 16 #be done in a single short line of code! Think carefully about 17 #the methods we've covered. 18 19 of "replace", but you cannot use get string, find_string,replace_s TypeError: "str' object cannot b Command exited with non-zero sta tring) e interpreted as an integer tus 1 2 def replace aintarget sering, find string.replace string) function herel 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 32 34 35 #Below are some lines of code that will test your function. 36 #You can change the value of the variable (s) to test your 37 #function with different inputs. 38 # 39 #If your function works correctly, this will originally 40 #print : "In case I don't see ya, bad afternoon, bad evening, 41 and bad nightl" 42 target = "In case I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night!" 43 find"good" 44 replace"bad" 45 print (replace_all target, find, replace)) 46 47