Calculate a runner's progress by counting the days where he outruns his previous distance.
A runner records his distance journeyed every Saturday. To keep his motivation high, he deems each day where the covered distance exceeds that of the previous run, as a "progress day". As a small reward to himself, he treats himself with a cup of bubble tea on every progress day. The task is to create a function that takes a list of distances covered on each Saturday and returns the total count of "progress days" (the bubble tea cup count). ### Parameters - `distances`: A list of integers representing the distance traveled every Saturday. ### Return Value - The function should return the total number of progress days where the covered distance exceeds the covered distance of the previous run. ### Examples ```python # There are two progress days where the covered distance increases compared to the previous run: (3 to 4) and (1 to 2) get_progress_days([3,4,1,2]) # Returns: 2 # There are three progress days: (10 to 11), (11 to 12) and (9 to 10) get_progress_days([10,11,12,9,10]) # Returns: 3 # There are no progress days since the distance covered in each run is the same get_progress_days([9,9]) # Returns: 0 ```