Write the function is$\_$nested which takes a dictionary and returns a boolean value. Return True if the given dictionary is a nested dictionary; return False if not. For the purposes of this exercise, a nested dictionary is any dictionary with a list, tuple, or dictionary as a value.

Test Case $1$

Using the given dictionary and function call below:

# test code below

if $\_\_$name$\_\_=="\_\_$main$\_\_"$:

example$\_$dict $=\{$

$1$ : 'one',

$2$ : 'two',

$3$ : 'three'

$\}$

print$($is$\_$nested$($example$\_$dict$))$

Your script should print:

False

TRY IT

Test Case $2$

Using the given dictionary and function call below:

# test code below

if $\_\_$name$\_\_=="\_\_$main$\_\_"$:

example$\_$dict $=\{$

$1$ : $(2,3),$

$4$ : 'four',

$5$ : 'five'

$\}$

print$($is$\_$nested$($example$\_$dict$))$

Your script should print:

True

TRY IT

Test Case $3$

Using the given dictionary and function call below:

# test code below

if $\_\_$name$\_\_=="\_\_$main$\_\_"$:

example$\_$dict $=\{$

$1$ : 'one',

$2$ : $\{3$ : $4\},$

$5$ : 'five'

$\}$

print$($is$\_$nested$($example$\_$dict$))$

Your script should print:

True

TRY IT

Test Case $4$

Using the given dictionary and function call below:

# test code below

if $\_\_$name$\_\_=="\_\_$main$\_\_"$:

example$\_$dict $=\{$

$1$ : 'one',

$2$ : 'two',

$3$ : $[4,5]$

$\}$

print$($is$\_$nested$($example$\_$dict$))$

Your script should print:

True

TRY IT