Problem $5$: Same Backwards as Forwards A palindrome is a word or phrase that reads the same both forwards and backwards. "racecar" is a palindrome. So is$,$ "a man a plan a canal, panama" if you ignore the spacing and the comma. Discovering how to automate the detection of palindromes is a good way to test your understanding of loops and strings. problem$5.$py$",$ contains a function called is palindrome $(),$ which has a single string parameter, s$.$ Ifs is a palindrome, then is palindrome $()$ returns the value True. If s is not a palindrome, then the function is palindrome $()$ returns the value False. Complete the body of the function by adding statements that will determine whether the input string s is a palindrome or not. Use a loop to perform this test. Return True if it is$.$ Return False if it is not. BE CAREFUL: The input string, s$,$ can be a word or a phrase. If it is a phrase, like the example above, then you must ignore the spacing when testing whether it is a palindrome: only the letters and numbers matter. You can assume that none of the input strings will contain any punctuation. You can also assume that all the characters in the input string will be lowercase. Examples: Function Call is palindrome$("$racecar$")$ is palindrome$("$raceboat$")$ is$\_$palindrome$("$a man a plan a canal panama$)$ is palandrome$("$a place to call up$")$ is palindrome$("$deified$")$ Return Value True False True False True