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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 start(parser, argv, scope):
 """Utility function to execute a subcommand. The function will look up in the ``scope`` if there is a function called ``run_<parser.args.command>`` and will run it using ``parser.args`` as first positional argument. Args: parser: an ArgumentParser instance. argv: the list of command line arguments without the script name. scope (dict):
 map containing (eventually) the functions to be called. Raises: NotImplementedError: if ``scope`` doesn't contain a function called ``run_<parser.args.command>``. """

    args = parser.parse_args(argv)

    if not args.command:
        parser.print_help()
        raise SystemExit()

    # look up in the current scope for a function called 'run_<command>'
    # replacing all the dashes '-' with the lowercase character '_'
    func = scope.get('run_' + args.command.replace('-', '_'))

    # if no command has been found, raise a `NotImplementedError`
    if not func:
        raise NotImplementedError('Command `{}` not yet implemented'.
                                  format(args.command))

    args.multiprocess = getattr(args, 'multiprocess', False)

    if args.multiprocess is False:
        args.multiprocess = 1
    elif args.multiprocess is None:
        args.multiprocess = mp.cpu_count()

    return func(args)