$3.$ To make it easier for searching in the future, lets build a function!

## The structure of the function has been provided below.

## Your job is to complete the function in areas that say "YOUR CODE BELOW HERE"

## Example of Function: logSearcher $-$dir $"$C:$\backslash$Users$\backslash$Student$\backslash$Documents$\backslash *"-$text "SAMPLE" $-$showLogs $True

## this will also work: logSearcher $".\backslash$Documents$\backslash *"$ "SAMPLE" $True

function logSearcher$($$dir,$text,$showLogs$)$

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## Create a variable called $results to store your results

## Set $results equal to your Select$-$String statement similiar to #$1.$

## For your $-$Path paramter use $dir, and $-$Pattern use $text variable

## YOUR CODE BELOW HERE

## A ShowLogs parameter is used in this function.

## This parameter is a boolean value $($$true or $false$)$

## When this parameter is $true, the output will show the results.

## If $false or blank no findings are displayed in the console.

## Write a simple if branch to check if $showLogs is equal to $True,

## then the statement code to print the $results variable

## YOUR CODE BELOW HERE

## Lastly, return the number of hits by using the helper function howMany to output the count of results.

## Remember "return" will pass the object outside of the function when it completes.

## YOUR CODE BELOW HERE