PYTHON ONLY

Implement the function is_ palindrome () in palindrome.py that returns True if the argument s is a palindrome (ie, reads the same forwards and backwards), and False otherwise. You may assume that s is all lower case and doesn't any whitespace characters. $ python palindrome.py Bolton False $ python palindrome.py True |# Return True if s is a palindrome and False otherwise. You may assume that # s is all lower case and doesn't any whitespace characters, def is_ palindrome (s): # Iterate over half of the string s. Compare character at i with # the character at Len (s) - i - 1. If they are different, return False # Otherwise, continue. Return True when the loop is exhausted. for i in ...: # Test client [DO NOT EDIT]. Reads a string s as command-line argument and # prints True if s is a palindrome, ie, reads the same forwards and backwards, # and False otherwise, def _main(): s = sys.argv[1] stdio.writeln(is_ palindrome(s)) if __ name == '__ main __': main()