Overview This program will build off your Module 4 - Assignment 5 program. You should start by copying/pasting that code over. After polling users who have not entered their favorite foods, updating the dictionary, and printing out the dictionary, now you will find the most popular food. Expected Output Example 1 What is Janelle's favorite food? Bread What is Thomas's favorite food? Pizza What is Yolanda's favorite food? Bread Here are the favorite foods: Jim's favorite food is Tacos Bob's favorite food is Burgers. Janelle's favorite food is Bread. Lisa's favorite food is Pizza Thomas's favorite food is Pizza Yolanda's favorite food is Bread. Finn's favorite food is Bread. The most popular food is Bread Specifications • You should submit a single file called M4EX2.py • It should follow the submission standards outlined here: Submission Standards • Your program must meet all the standards of M4A5.py • You must copy this dictionary definition to the top of your submission: food_dict = {'Jim': 'Tacos', 'Bob': 'Burgers', 'Janelle': , > 'Lisa': 'Pizza', 'Thomas': '', 'Yolanda': '', 'Finn': 'Bread',

Overview This program will build off your Module 4 - Assignment 5 program. You should start by copying/pasting that code over. After polling users who have not entered their favorite foods, updating the dictionary, and printing out the dictionary, now you will find the most popular food. Expected Output Example 1 What is Janelle's favorite food? Bread What is Thomas's favorite food? Pizza What is Yolanda's favorite food? Bread Here are the favorite foods: Jim's favorite food is Tacos Bob's favorite food is Burgers. Janelle's favorite food is Bread. Lisa's favorite food is Pizza Thomas's favorite food is Pizza Yolanda's favorite food is Bread. Finn's favorite food is Bread. The most popular food is Bread Specifications • You should submit a single file called M4EX2.py • It should follow the submission standards outlined here: Submission Standards • Your program must meet all the standards of M4A5.py • You must copy this dictionary definition to the top of your submission: food_dict = {'Jim': 'Tacos', 'Bob': 'Burgers', 'Janelle': , > 'Lisa': 'Pizza', 'Thomas': '', 'Yolanda': '', 'Finn': 'Bread',

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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