convert.py, define a function decimalToRep that returns the representation of an integer in a given base. The two arguments should be the integer and the base. The function should return a string. It should use a lookup table that associates integers with digits. A main function that tests the conversion function with numbers in several bases has been provided. An example of main and correct output is shown below: def main(): """Tests the function.""" print(decimalToRep(10, 10)) print(decimalToRep(10, 8)) print(decimalToRep(10, 2)) print(decimalToRep(10, 16)) 10 12 1010 A     Program produces correct output given input: Custom Test: Conversion Test 1 Test Contents: import convert assert(convert.decimalToRep(16, 16) == "10")       Custom Test: Conversion Test 2 Test Contents: import convert assert(convert.decimalToRep(7, 3) == "21")         Custom Test:   Conversion Test 3 Test Contents: import convert assert(convert.decimalToRep(13, 21) == "D")         Convert.py   # Put your code here # A main for testing your program def main():     """Tests the function."""     print(decimalToRep(10, 10))     print(decimalToRep(10, 8))     print(decimalToRep(10, 2))     print(decimalToRep(10, 16)) # The entry point for program execution if __name__ == "__main__":

Python (this is not graded this is practice work that is not graded) write and test a function which takes two dates (month, day) list arguments.When the function is called with the two arguments, it returns the number of days betweenthose two dates. Print the returned value. It is assumed that the first date occurs first. Forinstance, if the users calls the function with FUNCTION([12, 10], [12, 20]) as arguments, thereturned value is 10 days. However, if FUNCTION([12, 20], [12, 10]) is called, the returnedvalue is -10 days.Assume February has 28 days.Test data: [10, 30], [5, 20] [1, 30], [5, 25] [5, 25], [1, 30] [1, 1], [12, 31]