Question 3: Write a function return_book that takes a book ID. If the book is not available in the borrowed_books, tell the user that they are trying to return a book that does not exist. However, if the book is in the list of borrowed books, remove it from the list, and add it to the library_books list. Also, if the returned book is in the requested_books list, remove it from that list as well. Finally, implement a code that keeps track of the number of times a book has been borrowed. This may require a change in the data structures used. Whenever a book is returned, increment the number of times it was borrowed. Example output: If the user returns a book with an ID that currently exists in the borrowed_books list, the system displays a message like this one: The book with the ID 001 is successfully returned. If the user attempts to return a book with an ID that does not exist in the borrowed_books list, the system displays a message like this one: The book with the ID 125 cannot be returned. Please re-check the ID.

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