Create a LARGE_PROPERTY table

For questions below, use the following nested data structure to answer the questions.  social_network = {'bb_dawg$': ('Barry Bowden', 18, ['New York City NY', 'Langley VA'], ['Elisa Yang', 'Andrew Yamins', 'James Butler']),                  'yo_jimbo2000': ('James Butler', 21, ['Boston MA'], ['Barry Bowden']),                  'e_yan2002': ('Elisa Yan', 20, ['College Park MD', 'Clarksburg MD'], ['Andrew Yamins', 'Barry Bowden']),                  'bmansford1990': ('Benard Mansford', 31, ['San Jose CA', 'College Park MD'], []),                  'derp1234': ('who cares', 99, ['College Park MD'], [])}     Q1) Notice that a removed user ('Andrew Yamins') is still contained in the friends list of a few users. Write a few lines of code to remove him from those friends lists in the social network. Q2) Write a short Python function called find_user_lived that takes a string as input along with the social network data structure; the string should be a city and state and the function should…

3. In Customers, display cust_name followed by the last four digits of cust_id, with the alias shown below. Display in alphabetical order by cust_name. CUST_NAME Fun4All Fun4All Kids Place The Toy Store Village Toys 5 rows returned in 0.00 seconds Download 0003 0004 0002 0005 0001 ID (Last 4 Digits)

DONT COPY FROM CHEGG == REPORT + DISLIKE 9. List the genre name and count of all tracks in each genre, in descending order of track count (so the genre with the most tracks is listed first)