Question $4\mathrm{.}1.$ Now, complete the implementation of the function emojify, which takes as input two five$-$letter strings, each having no repeated letters. The first input string, guess, should be cross$-$checked with each letter of the second input string, answer. The function should return a new string, formed entirely of emojis from the emojis array, that indicates the accuracy of each letter in the guess, as described in the rules above. For example, let's say the answer string is 'shark'. Here is how the function would work on various example guesses.

$>>>$ emojify$(\text{'}$crept$\text{'},$ 'shark'$)$

$\text{'}\text{'}$

$>>>$ emojify$(\text{'}$chalk$\text{'},$ 'shark'$)$

$\text{'}\text{'}$

$>>>$ emojify$(\text{'}$harks$\text{'},$ 'shark'$)$

$\text{'}\text{'}$

$>>>$ emojify$(\text{'}$sharp$\text{'},$ 'shark'$)$

$\text{'}\text{'}$

$>>>$ emojify$(\text{'}$shark$\text{'},$ 'shark'$)$

$\text{'}\text{'}$

Note: As we did in the preceding example, use the array emojis to access the emojis $$ don't actually include any colored square emojis in the code you write below.

Hints:

Look at the slide titled Ranges in Lecture $10$ for guidance.

You'll need to use the in keyword, which we also introduced in Lecture $10.$

Remember to write a general function that works for any answer word, not just 'shark'.