Write a program that first reads in the name of an input file and then reads the input file using the file.readlines() method. The input file contains an unsorted list of number of seasons followed by the corresponding TV show. Your program should put the contents of the input file into a dictionary where the number of seasons are the keys, and a list of TV shows are the values (since multiple shows could have the same number of seasons). Sort the dictionary by key (least to greatest) and output the results to a file named output keys.txt Separate multiple TV shows associated with the same key with a semicolon (), ordering by appearance in the input file. Next, sort the dictionary by values (alphabetical order), and output the results to a file named output_titles.txt Ex If the input is: filel.txt and the contents of file1.txtare: 20 Gunsmoke 30 The Simpsons 10 Will & Grace 14 Dallas 20 Law & Order 12 Murder, She Wrote the file output keys.txt should contain: 10: Will & Grace 12: Murder, She Wrote 14: Dallas 20: Gunsmoke; Law & Order 30: The Simpsons and the file output_titles.txt should contain: Dallas Gunsmoke Law & Order Murder, She Wrote The Simpsons Will & Grace Note: There is a newline at the end of each output file, and file1.txt is available to download. 20 Gunsmoke 30 File1.txt The Simpsons 10 Will & Grace 14 Dallas 20 Law & Order 12 Murder, She Wrote

Using the Dictionary below, create a game that picks a random number based on the length of the dictonary. Using that random number, prompts the user for the capital of that state (the key for your dictionary) - Use the code snipet below Your program must prompt the user by asking "What is the capital of XXX:" and XXX is the state name. Your program should compare the guess to the actual capital for that state. If the guess is correct, increment the number of correct guesses. If the guess is wrong, increment the numner of incorrect guesses. When the user types in quit in eithe uppercase or lowercase, the program should print out the results of the game by telling the payer you had XX correct responses and YY incorrect responses. Then the program should end. Make sure to do the Outline and Logic parts for your program. You can include your Python code in yout Word document, or submit it as a Python (;py) file Upload your work to this assignment when completed. # Pick...

Read strings from input until 'stop' is read. For each string read: If the string is a key in dictionary patients_record, delete the key from patients_record and output the string followed by ' deleted'. Otherwise, output the string followed by ' not a key'.

Please complete on Python Write a program that keeps a dictionary in which both keys and values are strings, names of students and their courses grades. Prompt the user of the program to add or remove students, to modify grades, or to print all grades. The printout should be sorted by name and formatted like this: <br>Carl: B+ <br>Joe: C <br>Sarah: A <br>Francine: A

Write a python program that creates a dictionary containing the U.S. states as keys, and their capitals as values. The program should then randomly quiz the user by displaying the name of a state and asking the user to enter that state's capital. The program should keep a count of the number of correct and incorrect responses. This program has really been giving me trouble. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks so much!

How can I read from a file a string version of a nested dictionary and store as a dictionary? For example, I have the following nested dictionary: {1: {'Name': 'Bob', 'Pass': 'pass123', 'Sports': ['Hockey', 'Football'], 'Activities': ['eating', 'sleeping']} ; 2: {'Name': 'Kayla', 'Pass': 'cyansus', 'Sports': [], 'Activities': []}} To write this to a file I needed to convert to a string (and it is fine writing to a file). But I am having trouble reading this from the file and creating a nested dictionary from it. I can read the string in fine but creating the nested dictionary I am lost at. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you

In python make a function with the parameter of a dict[str, str] the function will simply invert the dictionary do not use .get, .item, .values, or import builtins If you encounter more than one of the same key when trying to invert the key and value, raise a keyerror for example ['john': 'white', 'garcia': 'white'], should trigger the raise KeyError call

Please write a program using python that will create a dictionary and keep count of how many words of certain length are seen in a known text file. For example, in text file "example.txt" there are 5 words; chocolate, mild, separate, question, and. This would produce: {8:2, 9:1, 4:1, 3:1}

This code is full of errors, what are 4 of them and how I would fix them?

In python: student_dict is a dictionary with students' name and pedometer reading pairs. A new student is read from input and added into student_dict. For each student in student_dict, output the student's name, followed by "'s pedometer reading: ", and the student's pedometer reading. Then, assign average_value with the average of all the pedometer readings in student_dict..

In Python, create a telephone dictionary where the user is asked whether they wish to add, remove,modify, search for a telephone number (given the name), or exit. Use functions for each one ofthe four different operations. Use an infinite loop

Write a python program that stores current grades in a dictionary, with course codes as keys and percent grades as values. Start with an empty dictionary and then use a while loop to enable input of course codes and percent grades from the keyboard. Enter data for at least five courses. After entering the data, use a for loop and the keys to show the current status of all courses. This same loop should include code that enables determination of the worst course and the average of all courses. Both of these findings should be printed when the loop ends. The worst course should be dropped and reported. This being done, the program should use another loop and the items method to display the revised courses and grades and report the revised term average.