Problem Description and Given Info

Write $($define$)$ a function named count$\_$divisible$\_$by$,$ that takes two arguments and returns an int value. You can safely assume that both arguments will always be positive integers. When this function is called, it should count all of the values between $1$ and $100($inclusive$)$ that are evenly divisible by either of the two argument values. Your function should return this count

Examples:

count$\_$divisible$\_$by$(9,13)$ will return $18$ because there are $18$ numbers between $1$ and $100$ that are evenly divisible by either $9$ or $13.$ count$\_$divisible$\_$by$(3,5)$ will return $47$ because there are $47$ numbers between $1$ and $100$ that are evenly divisible by either $3$ or $5.$ count$\_$divisible$\_$by$(10,20)$ will return $10$ because there are no numbers between $1$ and $100$ that are evenly divisible by either $10$ or $20.$

You may wish to write some additional code to test your function. Please be sure that you delete $($or comment out$)$ any test code before you submit your solution. The only code in your solution when you submit should be the required function definition.