Task $4$: The Time HeistTM $(40\%$ of grade$)$

$$ Create a function called dateRange which accepts three required positional parameters:

start $($str$),$ end $($str$),$ and step $($int$).$

o This function will operate similarly to the built$-$in range function, but it will produce a list

of dates instead of integers.

o Both start and end will be strings in the format YYYY$-$MM$-$DD$.$ Use the

string.split method and int casts to convert both strings into separate year,

month, and day components.

o Call your offset function in a loop to build a list of each date starting with start,

moving in step increments, up to and excluding end.

o This function should return the list of date strings in the format YYYY$-$MM$-$DD$.$

o Hint: to zero$-$pad the month and the day when filling your list $($for example, to record $06$

instead of $6),$ use an f$-$string such as the following $($assuming year, month, and day are all defined variables$)$:

f$"\{$year$\}-\{$month:$02$d$\}-\{$day:$02$d$\}"$

$$ Some example executions are provided below. More may be tested in Vocareum. Example execution $5$:

$>>>$ dateRange$("2024-07-31","2025-01-31",31)[\text{'}2024-07-31\text{'},$

$\text{'}2024-08-31\text{'},\text{'}2024-10-01\text{'},\text{'}2024-11-01\text{'},\text{'}2024-12-02\text{'},\text{'}2025-01-02\text{'}]$

$>>>$ dateRange$("1984-08-02","1983-12-01",-31)[\text{'}1984-08-02\text{'},$

$\text{'}1984-07-02\text{'},\text{'}1984-06-01\text{'},\text{'}1984-05-01\text{'},\text{'}1984-03-31\text{'},\text{'}1984-02-29\text{'},\text{'}1984-01-29\text{'},\text{'}1983-12-29\text{'}]$