Write a function SecondD() that takes as parameters two dictionaries and returns a dictionary built out of the parameter dictionaries. The returned dictionary should contain the intersection of the two dictionaries, meaning the key-value pairs that can be found in both dictionaries. Any key-value pair that is not found in identical form in both dictionaries will not be included in the returned dictionary. If the two dictionaries do not have any key-value pairs in common, the function will return the empty dictionary. Neither of the parameter dictionaries should be changed by the function.

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Python 3.6.4 Shell File Edit She Debug Options Window Help >>> d1 -f'testi': 1, test2': 2, 'test3': 3) >>> d2 -testi' 1, 'test2': 2.5, test4': 41 >>> d - intersect (d1, d2) f'testl: >>> d1 'testi: 1, >>d2 'test1': 1, test2': 2.5, 'test4':4 >>> d3 - ( (1, 2): three') >>> d - intersect (d1, d3) 'test 2':2,'test3 : 3) >>> d-intersect (d2, d2) 'test4' 4} { 'test1': 1, 'test2" : 2.5, >>> idid) 2152193 617136 >>d2 : >>> id(d2) 2152 193 617568 Ln: 120 Col: 4