Part $1.$ get$\_$keys$()$

Write a function definition with the following expectations:

The function name is get$\_$keys and has a dict$[$str$,$ int$]$ parameter.

The function should return a list$[$str$]$

The function should produce a list of all the keys in the input dictionary.

If the input dict is empty, it should return an empty list.

The function should not mutate $($modify$)$ the input dictionary.

Explicitly type variables, parameters, and return types.

Example usage:

$$ from lessons.unzip import get$\_$keys

$>$ test: dict$[$str$,$ int$]=\{"$Hello$"$ : $1,$ "World" : $2\}$

$$ get$\_$keys$($test$)$

$[\text{'}$Hello$\text{'},$ 'World'$]$

Part $2.$ get$\_$values$()$

Write a function definition with the following expectations:

The function name is get$\_$values and has a dict$[$str$,$ int$]$ parameter.

The function should return a list $[$int$]$

The function should produce a list of all the values in the input dictionary.

If the input dict is empty, it should return an empty list.

The function should not mutate $($modify$)$ the input dictionary.

Explicitly type variables, parameters, and return types.

Example usage:

$>$ from lessons.unzip import get$\_$values

$$ test: $,$ int$]=\{"$Hello$"$ : $1,$ "World" : $2\}$

$>>$ get$\_$values$($test$)$

$1,2$