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Solve the following problem using Python, implementing the functions described below, one line at a time
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Description:
 def get_lambda_output(stdout_stream):
 """ This method will extract read the given stream and return the response from Lambda function separated out from any log statements it might have outputted. Logs end up in the stdout stream if the Lambda function wrote directly to stdout using System.out.println or equivalents. Parameters stdout_stream : io.BaseIO Stream to fetch data from Returns ------- str String data containing response from Lambda function str String data containng logs statements, if any. bool If the response is an error/exception from the container """

        # We only want the last line of stdout, because it's possible that
        # the function may have written directly to stdout using
        # System.out.println or similar, before docker-lambda output the result
        stdout_data = stdout_stream.getvalue().rstrip(b'\n')

        # Usually the output is just one line and contains response as JSON string, but if the Lambda function
        # wrote anything directly to stdout, there will be additional lines. So just extract the last line as
        # response and everything else as log output.
        lambda_response = stdout_data
        lambda_logs = None

        last_line_position = stdout_data.rfind(b'\n')
        if last_line_position >= 0:
            # So there are multiple lines. Separate them out.
            # Everything but the last line are logs
            lambda_logs = stdout_data[:last_line_position]
            # Last line is Lambda response. Make sure to strip() so we get rid of extra whitespaces & newlines around
            lambda_response = stdout_data[last_line_position:].strip()

        lambda_response = lambda_response.decode('utf-8')

        # When the Lambda Function returns an Error/Exception, the output is added to the stdout of the container. From
        # our perspective, the container returned some value, which is not always true. Since the output is the only
        # information we have, we need to inspect this to understand if the container returned a some data or raised an
        # error
        is_lambda_user_error_response = LambdaOutputParser.is_lambda_error_response(lambda_response)

        return lambda_response, lambda_logs, is_lambda_user_error_response