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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 move(srcpath, dstpath, overwrite=True):
 """Moves the file or directory at `srcpath` to `dstpath`. Returns True if successful, False otherwise."""

    # TODO: (JRR@201612230924) Consider adding smarter checks to prevent files ending up with directory names; e.g. if dstpath directory does not exist.
    if not op.exists(srcpath):
        return False
    if srcpath == dstpath:
        return True
    if op.isfile(srcpath) and op.isdir(dstpath):
        verfunc = op.isfile
        verpath = op.join(dstpath, op.basename(srcpath))
    elif op.isfile(srcpath):
        verfunc = op.isfile
        verpath = dstpath
        makedirs(dstpath)
    elif op.isdir(srcpath) and op.isdir(dstpath):
        verfunc = op.isdir
        verpath = op.join(dstpath, op.basename(srcpath))
    elif op.isdir(srcpath):
        verfunc = op.isdir
        verpath = dstpath
    else:
        return False
    if op.isfile(verpath):
        if not overwrite:
            return False
        else:
            # On Windows, filename case is ignored so the following check will
            # prevent unintentionally deleting the srcpath before moving.
            if "nt" == os.name and srcpath.lower() == dstpath.lower():
                pass
            elif not delete(verpath):
                return False
    try:
        shutil.move(srcpath, dstpath)
    except:
        return False
    return verfunc(verpath)