In this exercise, create a function called def to_dictionary(my_list: list) that returns a dictionary based on the list given as parameter. The given list contains tuples consisting of two elements. The dictionary is constructed so that the tuples in the list correspond to key-value pairs, where the left element of the tuple is the key and the right element of the tuple is value. Use the example below to test the function. dictionary1 ('city', 'helsinki'), ('room', 'kitchen')]) = to_dictionary([('country', 'finland'), = dictionary2 dictionary3 martin'), ('driver', 'vettel')]) = to_dictionary([('name', 'ella')]) to_dictionary ([('constructor', 'aston print (dictionary1) # {'country': 'finland', 'city': 'helsinki', 'room': 'kitchen'} print (dictionary2) # {'name': 'ella'} print (dictionary3) # {'constructor': 'aston martin', 'driver': 'vettel'}

In this exercise, create a function called def to_dictionary(my_list: list) that returns a dictionary based on the list given as parameter. The given list contains tuples consisting of two elements. The dictionary is constructed so that the tuples in the list correspond to key-value pairs, where the left element of the tuple is the key and the right element of the tuple is value. Use the example below to test the function. dictionary1 ('city', 'helsinki'), ('room', 'kitchen')]) = to_dictionary([('country', 'finland'), = dictionary2 dictionary3 martin'), ('driver', 'vettel')]) = to_dictionary([('name', 'ella')]) to_dictionary ([('constructor', 'aston print (dictionary1) # {'country': 'finland', 'city': 'helsinki', 'room': 'kitchen'} print (dictionary2) # {'name': 'ella'} print (dictionary3) # {'constructor': 'aston martin', 'driver': 'vettel'}

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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