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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 _ReadFlowResponseCounts(self, request_keys, cursor=None):
 """Reads counts of responses for the given requests."""


    query = """
      SELECT
        flow_requests.client_id, flow_requests.flow_id,
        flow_requests.request_id, COUNT(*)
      FROM flow_responses, flow_requests
      WHERE ({conditions}) AND
        flow_requests.client_id = flow_responses.client_id AND
        flow_requests.flow_id = flow_responses.flow_id AND
        flow_requests.request_id = flow_responses.request_id AND
        flow_requests.needs_processing = FALSE
      GROUP BY
        flow_requests.client_id,
        flow_requests.flow_id,
        flow_requests.request_id
    """

    condition_template = """
      (flow_requests.client_id=%s AND
       flow_requests.flow_id=%s AND
       flow_requests.request_id=%s)"""
    conditions = [condition_template] * len(request_keys)
    args = []
    for client_id, flow_id, request_id in request_keys:
      args.append(db_utils.ClientIDToInt(client_id))
      args.append(db_utils.FlowIDToInt(flow_id))
      args.append(request_id)

    query = query.format(conditions=" OR ".join(conditions))
    cursor.execute(query, args)
    response_counts = {}
    for (client_id_int, flow_id_int, request_id, count) in cursor.fetchall():
      request_key = (db_utils.IntToClientID(client_id_int),
                     db_utils.IntToFlowID(flow_id_int), request_id)
      response_counts[request_key] = count
    return response_counts