Write two functions and_many() and or_many() that take an arbitary number of Boolean arguments through *args.

The functions should then return result of applying the boolean operators and and or to all the arguments.

For example for and_many(),

and_many(True, True, True) should computes True and True and True which results in True and therefore should return True.

and_many(True, False, True) should computes True and False and True which results in False and therefore should return False.

and_many(True, False, True, True) should computes True and False and True and True which results in False and therefore should return False.

For example for or_many(),

or_many(True, True, True) should computes True or True or True which results in True and therefore should return True.

or_many(True, False, True) should computes True or False or True which results in True and therefore should return True.

and_many(False, False, False, False) should compute False or False or False or False which results in False and therefore should return False.

Copy the following into main.py to get started:

def and_many(*args):

pass

def or_many(*args):

pass

if __name__ == "__main__":

print(and_many(True)) # prints True

print(and_many(True, True)) # prints True

print(and_many(True, True, True)) # prints True

print(and_many(True, True, True, True)) # prints True

print(and_many(False, True)) # prints False

print(and_many(True, False, True)) # prints False

print(and_many(True, True, True, False)) # prints False

print(or_many(True)) # prints True

print(or_many(False, True)) # prints True

print(or_many(True, False, True)) # prints True

print(or_many(True, True, True, False)) # prints True

print(or_many(False)) # prints False

print(or_many(False, False)) # prints False

print(or_many(False, False, False)) # prints False

print(or_many(False, False, False, False)) # prints False