Write a function called frame_string that takes a string as an argument. Its job is to print that string with a frame around it, just like in Lab 2. Unlike the other functions we have written frame_string does not need and therefore should not have a return statement. Write code to call the function two times. For the first call pass the string Spanish Inquisition. For the second call, pass the string Ni. Print a blank line between calls. The output should be

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