You will code the following functions in the programming language Python. For help with

the syntax you will need to complete the code, please read the document "Code Help" that

is included with this assignment. Turn in your assignment as a PDF file.

You can call this function whatever you want, but I'll call it bit'ToTy. The input will

be a bit string, which we will represent as a list of $0\text{'}$s and $1\text{'}$s$.$ Your function will

interpret each $0$ as a tree and each $1$ as a fence in our "trees and yards" problem. The

output of your function will be a list, where each component is the number of trees

in a particular yard. For instance, if our bit string is $0010100010,$ then we have four

yards $($since we have three fences, one for each $1$ in the bit string$).$ The first yard has

two trees $($two $0\text{'}$s$)$; the second yard has one tree; the third yard has three tress; and

the fourth yard has one tree. Thus, if the input to the function bitToTy is the list

$0,0,1,0,1,0,0,0,1,0,$ then the output will be the list $2,1,3,1.$

Remember that if you have a $1$ on either end, that indicates a yard with no trees in it$.$

So if you have the input $1,0,0,1,0,1,$ the output will be $0,2,1,0.$

Now let's try a function that I'll call ty'ToBit. The input will be a list, where each

component is the number of trees in that particular yard. The input will be the bit

string that corresponds to the distribution of trees, where $"1"$ is a fence and $"0"$ is a

tree. For instance, if your input is $2,1,0,3,$ your output will be $001011000.$

Make sure your functions are well documented. You should have one$-$line comments $($using

the single line comments with #$)$ written in complete sentences that describe what cach line

of code does. You may not import any packages to help you wilh your function.