How would this look in python there are no values to these as of yet so the prior info isn't needed

This is the second part, from what I understand it's a function we must create in the same script that will do a conversion instead of writting code to convert every time you just call on the function

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As long as dividend is strictly greater than zero: Is is negative true? True Divide (using integer division, not floating-point division) the dividend the divisor and assign the result to a variable named quotient. Print the quotient to the console preceded by the string quotient. Multiply quotient and divisor and subtract the value from dividend and assign the result to a variable called remainder. Print the remainc to the console preceded by the string remainder. Assign the quotient back to dividend. Call the print function with n arguments to print a new line to the console. Turn remainder into a string using the str built-in function, add result to it, and then assign this value back to result. True Concatenate the string (i.e.. the minus sign) and the variable result and assign this value back to result. As long as dividend is strictly greater than zero: Is is negative true? True Divide (using integer division, not floating-point division) the dividend the divisor and assign the result to a variable named quotient. Print the quotient to the console preceded by the string quotient. Multiply quotient and divisor and subtract the value from dividend and assign the result to a variable called remainder. Print the remainc to the console preceded by the string remainder. Assign the quotient back to dividend. Call the print function with n arguments to print a new line to the console. Turn remainder into a string using the str built-in function, add result to it, and then assign this value back to result. True Concatenate the string (i.e.. the minus sign) and the variable result and assign this value back to result.