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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 highlight(self, message, *values, **colors):
        '''
        Highlighter works the way that message parameter is a template,
        the "values" is a list of arguments going one after another as values there.
        And so the "colors" should designate either highlight color or alternate for each.

        Example:

           highlight('Hello {}, there! It is {}.', 'user', 'daytime', _main='GREEN', _highlight='RED')
           highlight('Hello {}, there! It is {}.', 'user', 'daytime', _main='GREEN', _highlight='RED', 'daytime'='YELLOW')

        First example will highlight all the values in the template with the red color.
        Second example will highlight the second value with the yellow color.

        Usage:

            colors:
              _main: Sets the main color (or default is used)
              _highlight: Sets the alternative color for everything
              'any phrase' that is the same in the "values" can override color.

        :param message:
        :param formatted:
        :param colors:
        :return:
        '''

        m_color = colors.get('_main', self._default_color)
        h_color = colors.get('_highlight', self._default_hl_color)

        _values = []
        for value in values:
            _values.append('{p}{c}{r}'.format(p=self._colors[colors.get(value, h_color)],
                                              c=value, r=self._colors[m_color]))
        self._device.write('{s}{m}{e}'.format(s=self._colors[m_color],
                                              m=message.format(*_values), e=self._colors['ENDC']))
        self._device.write(os.linesep)
        self._device.flush()