Define a function called longest() that takes a tuple of strings and returns the longest string in the tuple. So longest( ("one", "two", "three", "four") ) should return "three". If there are multiple strings of the same maximum length, then we don't care which one your function returns. So for example, if longest( ("aaa", "b", "ccc") ) returns "aaa", that's fine, and if it returns"ccc", that's okay too. You may not use the max() function for this problem.

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