The Multiplication Function Multiplication is typically a built-in function for most computer programming languages, including python In fact, it is unlikely that you haven't personally made use of it youself! For this question, we wl be coding up a function variant to multiply two integer numbers together. This function, which should be called multiply (note the lower-ense this is a common programming convention for funetions; they typically begin with a lower-case letter), will take in two integer parameters and return the resuit as an integer. The obvious restriction for this question is that you are not allowed to make use of the operator, or any variant thereo. You will code this function making use of a possible rewriting of multiplication that ivolves rewriting the multiplication as a series of additions instead: To accomplish this, you lse of a single, looping control structure. Once again, you are not peited to make use of any operations or functions other than the addition operator, the assignment operator, and a looping control structure. To test your code, add the following lines to the bottom of your python seript: print("10 x 7 -, multiply(10, 7)) # Should output: 70 print("0x15-", mnltiply(0, 15))# Shonid output: () print ("12 x 0 =". multiply( 12, 0))# Should output: 0