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Part II: Temperature Converter (20 points) Write a function temperature.converter that takes the following arguments, in this order: 1. value: a floating-point number that represents a temperature 2. scale.from: a string that represents the temperature scale that value is expressed in; valid values include 'F'. 'c' and 'K' (for Fahrenheit, Celsius and Kelvin temperature scales) 3. scale.t o: a string that represents the temperature scale we want to convertvalue to; valid values include F. C' and K' Simply put, the function takes value, which is a valid temperature expressed on the temperature scale identified by scale.from, and uses a temperature conversion formula to express value on the scale.to temperature scale. The converted, floating-point temperature is then returned by the function. Your function may assume that scale from and scale.to will only take on the values', c or K' There is no guarantee, however, that scale-from / scale.to. Examples: CSE 101 - Fall 2017 Homework #2 Page 2 Function Call temperature.converter (50.0, K', 'C)-223.15 tempe rature.converter (0.0, C', F 32.0 temperature.converter (32.0, F,C0.0 Return Value Remember: CodeL oad has additional tests for you to try! Upload your code there and see how your code matches