A text file called "Oscars.txt" is given to you. It includes the names of some actors with their respective Oscar wins, separated by 3 spaces. You should first define the function dict_maker(). This function will transform the text file into a dictionary (key=name, value=count) and send back this dictionary from its caller. The main() function should call the dict_maker() function to receive the dictionary. In this function, ask the user to add new key pairs to that dictionary as long as the user wants to continue. Then print the updated dictionary that includes new key pairs in it. Sample outputs are given below: What is the name of the actor/actress: Adrien Brody What is the Oscar count: 1 Would you like to continue (1/0): 1 What is the name of the actor/actress: Rami Malek What is the Oscar count: 1 Would you like to continue (1/0): 0 Below is the dictionary: (Katharine Hepburn': '4', 'Daniel Day-Lewis': '3', 'Meryl Streep': '3', 'Jack Nicholson': '3', 'Frances McDormand': '3', 'Walter Brennan': '3', 'Bette Davis': '3', 'Spencer Tracy': '2', 'Denzel Washington': '2', 'Marlon Brando': '2', 'Jack Lennon': '2', 'Cate Blanchett': '2', 'Adrien Brody': '1', 'Rami Malek': '1')

A text file called "Oscars.txt" is given to you. It includes the names of some actors with their respective Oscar wins, separated by 3 spaces. You should first define the function dict_maker(). This function will transform the text file into a dictionary (key=name, value=count) and send back this dictionary from its caller. The main() function should call the dict_maker() function to receive the dictionary. In this function, ask the user to add new key pairs to that dictionary as long as the user wants to continue. Then print the updated dictionary that includes new key pairs in it. Sample outputs are given below: What is the name of the actor/actress: Adrien Brody What is the Oscar count: 1 Would you like to continue (1/0): 1 What is the name of the actor/actress: Rami Malek What is the Oscar count: 1 Would you like to continue (1/0): 0 Below is the dictionary: (Katharine Hepburn': '4', 'Daniel Day-Lewis': '3', 'Meryl Streep': '3', 'Jack Nicholson': '3', 'Frances McDormand': '3', 'Walter Brennan': '3', 'Bette Davis': '3', 'Spencer Tracy': '2', 'Denzel Washington': '2', 'Marlon Brando': '2', 'Jack Lennon': '2', 'Cate Blanchett': '2', 'Adrien Brody': '1', 'Rami Malek': '1')

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

Section: Chapter Questions

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