Write a python function called add$\_$squares$($num$1,$ num$2)$ that will return the sum of the squares of the two number provided as its arguments.

Input:

add$\_$squares$(3,4)$

Output:

$25$

Input:

add$\_$squares$(5,3)$

Output:

$34$

# Write your solution for problem $4$ here.

def add$\_$squares$($num$1,$ num$2)$:

square$1=$ num$1**2$

square$2=$ num$2**2$

sum$\_$of$\_$squares $=$ square$1+$ square$2$

return sum$\_$of$\_$squares

print$($add$\_$squares$(3,4))$

print$($add$\_$squares$(5,3))$

# Add the squares of the two user numbers.

def add$\_$squares$($num$1,$ num$2)$:

pass