please use python code to write the function below

def check_for_keys( dictionary, keys ):

check_for_keys(dictionary, keys) Given a dictionary (aka. hash table) and a tuple of keys, return a list of same length, where each key is replaced with 1 if it matches an existing entry in the dictionary, or a 0 otherwise. Ex. >>> check_for_keys( ["I": 1, "am": 2, "not": 3, "there" : 5), ['not', 'owl', 'am', 'blue'] ) [1, 0, 1, 0] Topics: list comprehensions, dictionaries, ternary conditional expressions 0 Parameters: dictionary (dict) - a dictionary structure keys (tuple) - a tuple of objects Returns: a list of integers Return type: list