Python programming

def get_weather_report(takeoff,weather): """ Returns the most recent weather report at or before take-off. The weather is a dictionary whose keys are ISO formatted timestamps and whose values are weather reports. For example, here is an example of a (small portion of) a weather dictionary: { "2017-04-21T08:00:00-04:00": { "visibility": { "prevailing": 10.0, "units": "SM" }, "wind": { "speed": 13.0, "crosswind": 2.0, "units": "KT" }, "temperature": { "value": 13.9, "units": "C" }, "sky": [ { "cover": "clouds", "type": "broken", "height": 700.0, "units": "FT" } ], "code": "201704211056Z" }, "2017-04-21T07:00:00-04:00": { "visibility": { "prevailing": 10.0, "units": "SM" }, "wind": { "speed": 13.0, "crosswind": 2.0, "units": "KT" }, "temperature": { "value": 13.9, "units": "C" }, "sky": [ { "type": "overcast", "height": 700.0, "units": "FT" } ], "code": "201704210956Z" } ... }, If there is a report whose timestamp matches the ISO representation of takeoff, this function uses that report. Otherwise it searches the dictionary for the most recent report before takeoff. If there is no such report, it returns None. Example: If takeoff was as 8 am on April 21, 2017 (Eastern), this function returns the value for key '2017-04-21T08:00:00-04:00'. If there is no additional report at 9 am, a 9 am takeoff would use this value as well. Parameter takeoff: The takeoff time Precondition: takeoff is a datetime object Paramater weather: The weather report dictionary Precondition: weather is a dictionary formatted as described above """ # HINT: Looping through the dictionary is VERY slow because it is so large # You should convert the takeoff time to an ISO string and search for that first. # Only loop through the dictionary as a back-up if that fails. # Search for time in dictionary # As fall back, find the closest time before takeoff