This question assesses Block 2 Part 4. It assumes an understanding of binary notation and truth tables (Block 1 Part 1). Study the following function. def truth_value(integer): *Convert an integer into a truth value." # Convert into False and all other integers, # including 1, into True if integer == 0: truth_value = False else: truth_value = True return truth_value Now, write a function that goes in the opposite direction of the truth_value() function. This new function should convert a truth value into an integer. In particular, True should be converted into 1 and False into 0. Name the new function integer_o_or_10. All you need to include below is your definition of the function integer_@_or_10). It will be tested automatically against relevant inputs. So include your function and nothing more. For example: Test Result print(integer_0_or_1(True)) 1