i need help rewriting my code. the question and the errors are screenshotted. I spoke with a TA and they said that i dont need a loop and im supposed to use .urllib.request or whatever IN the function, not as a from statement like shown, Hence the rewrite part. Help would be immensely appreciated. i was told that this function should be pretty small.from urllib.request import urlopenimport jsondef json_loader(url): response = urllib.request json_data = json.loads(response.read())for data, value in json_data.items():print(data , ":" , value) FAILED test_json_loader_empty:I called json_loader("file:///home/autograde/autolab/empty.json")expecting the result to be {},but your function returned None.ERROR when running test_json_loader_real_1:ERROR when running test_json_loader_real_2:ERROR when running test_json_loader_real_3:ERROR when running test_json_loader_single:PASSED test_load_data_header_only: |json_loader is not defined or its definition does not match what the problem requiredjson_loader is not defined or its definition does not match what the problem requiredjson_loader is not defined or its definition does not match what the problem requiredjson_loader is not defined or its definition does not match what the problem required json_loaderDefine a function named json_loader with one parameter:• the parameter is a string storing the URL we wish to load;Your function must read the JSON blob stored at that URL. It should return that result ofconverting that blob into usable Python data.

Algorithm: START n order to load a URL to read JSON data function definition obtaining the URL's response Save the response as JSON data. Print the key-value pairs. similar to a basic Python dictionary object Using the Star Wars test API and extracting the data out of it This is just an example URL; adjust it to suit your needs. ENDCode: Python #in order to load a URLfrom urllib.request import urlopen #to read json dataimport json #function definitiondef json_loader(url): # obtaining the url's response response = urlopen(url) #Save the response as JSON data. json_data = json.loads(response.read()) # Print the key-value pairs.# similar to a basic Python dictionary object for data, value in json_data.items(): print(data , ":" , value) # Using the Star Wars test API and extracting the data out of it# This is just an example URL; adjust it to suit your needs.json_loader("https://swapi.dev//api/people/1")Output: