Write a getChessSquareColor() function that has parameters column and row. The function either returns 'black' or 'white' depending on the color at the specified column and row. Chess boards are 8 x 8 spaces in size, and the columns and rows in this program begin at 0 and end at 7.

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Note that chessboards always have a white square in the top left corner. If the arguments for column or row are outside the 0 to 7 range, the function returns a blank string.