In the cell below try writing a function called check$\_$for$\_$strings that takes a value as an input argument and returns the Boolean value "True" if the value is a string and the Boolean value "False" if the value is not. While we have been making use of Boolean True$/$False values in a variety of ways in class up to this point, we may not have discussed them explicitly previously. You can learn a bit about the Boolean data type here. Basically, when we evaluate a conditional statement, we either get a True Boolean value or a False Boolean value $--$ it really is that simple.