\#Write a function called align_right. align_right should \#take two parameters: a string (a_string) and an integer \#(string_length), in that order. \# \#The function should return the same string with spaces \#added to the left so that the text is "right aligned" in a \#string. The number of spaces added should make the total \#string length equal string_length. \# \#For example: align right("CS1301", 10) would return the \#string "CS1301". Four spaces are added to the left so \#"CS1301" is right-aligned and the total string length is #10. # \#HINT: Remember, len(a_string) will give you the number of \#characters currently in a_string. \#Add your function here! \#Below are some lines of code that will test your function. \#You can change the value of the variable(s) to test your \#function with different inputs. \# \#If your function works correctly, this will originally \#print:" CS1301" print(align_right("CS1301", 10))