DESCWe want to query an API endpoint to receive data about currently available apartment listings from a rental website. Among the data fields is a column called num $\_$bedrooms, which takes the value of $1$ for a $"1-$bedroom" apartment and o for a "studio"HISTORYNote: This rental agency only works with studios and $1-$bedroom apartments, so there will never be $2+$ bedroom listings. Each listing includes information about a "studio" or a $"1-$bedroom" apartment, so there will never be a listing with both a "studio" and $"1-$bedroom" offerings in one posting.RULESThe algorithm used occasionally mistags the num$\_$bedrooms value. Specifically, sometimes a "studio" is tagged as having num $\_$bedrooms $=1$ or a$"1-$bedroom" is tagged as num$\_$bedrooms $=0$Further investigation revealed it to be an issue with one of the data fields,description, and the way our algorithm parsed the field to extract a num bedrooms value.For example:"description": "Beautiful $1-$bedroom apartment with nearby yoga studio." was detected as a yoga studio instead of $1-$bedroom and incorrectly had num$\_$bedrooms $=0.$Your task is to write a function that takes in the jsonData and corrects this problem. The GET request retrieves the data as a string which looks like this: