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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 respond_to_SIGTERM(signal_number, frame, target=None):
 """ these classes are instrumented to respond to a KeyboardInterrupt by cleanly shutting down. This function, when given as a handler to for a SIGTERM event, will make the program respond to a SIGTERM as neatly as it responds to ^C. This function is used in registering a signal handler from the signal module. It should be registered for any signal for which the desired behavior is to kill the application: signal.signal(signal.SIGTERM, respondToSIGTERM) signal.signal(signal.SIGHUP, respondToSIGTERM) parameters: signal_number - unused in this function but required by the api. frame - unused in this function but required by the api. target - an instance of a class that has a member called 'task_manager' that is a derivative of the TaskManager class below. """

    if target:
        target.config.logger.info('detected SIGTERM')
        # by setting the quit flag to true, any calls to the 'quit_check'
        # method that is so liberally passed around in this framework will
        # result in raising the quit exception.  The current quit exception
        # is KeyboardInterrupt
        target.task_manager.quit = True
    else:
        raise KeyboardInterrupt