Write a function called calculate that accepts a list of keyword arguments

make$\_$float $,$ a boolean which returns a float if True or an integer if False.

operation which is either 'add', 'subtract', 'multiply', and 'divide'.

first which is a number, second $,$ which is another number, and message which is a string that can be added.

The function should return the result of actually running the specified operation with the first and second keyword arguments. The result of the operation with the first and second is an integer if the make$\_$float keyword argument is False $,$ otherwise the result of the operation is a float. If a message is specified, it should return the message keyword argument $+$ the result of the operation. Otherwise, it should return the string "The result is $"$ joined with the result of the operation. Print

See the code examples for some more information:

calculate$($make$\_$float$=$False, operation$=$'add', message$=$'You just added', first$=2,$ second$=4)$ # "You just added $6"$

calculate$($make$\_$float$=$True, operation$=$'divide', first$=3\mathrm{.}5,$ second$=5)$ # "The result is $0\mathrm{.}7".$