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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 color(out_string, color='grn'):
 """ Highlight string for terminal color coding. Purpose: We use this utility function to insert a ANSI/win32 color code | and Bright style marker before a string, and reset the color and | style after the string. We then return the string with these | codes inserted. @param out_string: the string to be colored @type out_string: str @param color: a string signifying which color to use. Defaults to 'grn'. | Accepts the following colors: | ['blk', 'blu', 'cyn', 'grn', 'mag', 'red', 'wht', 'yel'] @type color: str @returns: the modified string, including the ANSI/win32 color codes. @rtype: str """

    c = {
        'blk': Fore.BLACK,
        'blu': Fore.BLUE,
        'cyn': Fore.CYAN,
        'grn': Fore.GREEN,
        'mag': Fore.MAGENTA,
        'red': Fore.RED,
        'wht': Fore.WHITE,
        'yel': Fore.YELLOW,
    }
    try:
        init()
        return (c[color] + Style.BRIGHT + out_string + Fore.RESET + Style.NORMAL)
    except AttributeError:
        return out_string