With so much exciting programming on your mind, you want to solve everything with code. You decide to write a Python function to determine which is the middle number of three numbers. Write a function called find_middle to find the middle number of three numbers. Your function should take three arguments. Here is a template for you to copy and fill in: def find_middle(a, b, c): # your code here to return middle number # instead of just 0 return 0 Here are some example calls to your function: m = find_middle(4, 1, 2) print(m) Should print: 2 This example: m = find_middle(17.5, 17.5, 17.5) print(m) Should print: 17.5 This example: m = find_middle(0, 400, -400) print(m) Should print: 0 This example: m = find_middle(7, 3, -12) print(m) Should print: 3 Hint The auto-marker is expecting you to submit only your function definition. You should not include any calls to your function. Remember also that your find_middle function should return the result to the caller rather than print the result. this is my code def find_middle(a, b, c): if (a>=b and c =b and a =b and a =c): # check if a is the middle element return a # return aif a is middle else: return c # ptherwise return c print(find_middle(4, 1, 2)) print(find_middle(17.5, 17.5, 17.5)) print(find_middle(0, 400, -400)) print(find_middle(7, 3, -12))