Create a function that takes three arguments (first dictionary, second dictionary, key) in order to:

1. Return the boolean True if both dictionaries have the same values for the same keys.
2. If the dictionaries don't match, return the string "Not the same", or the string "One's empty" if only one of the dictionaries contains the given key.

Examples

dict_first = { "sky": "temple", "horde": "orcs", "people": 12, "story": "fine", "sun": "bright" }
dict_second = { "people": 12, "sun": "star", "book": "bad" }

check(dict_first, dict_second, "horde") ➞ "One's empty"

check(dict_first, dict_second, "people") ➞ True

check(dict_first, dict_second, "sun") ➞ "Not the same"

Notes

• Dictionaries are an unordered data type.
• Double quotes may be helpful.
• KeyError can occur when trying to access a dictionary key that doesn't exist.