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Python coding question: still in the process of learning dictionaries. How do you calculate the max/ average values of a dictionary when it has multiple values? So far I learned how to code a dictionary with a single value, key value. But when presented a problem for example.
spent_dict = {'Gary_spent': [80,45, 60], 'Martha_spent': [53, 25, 70],
'Jake_spent': [111, 95, 80]}
How would I go about coding the total each person spent with multiple values for each key?
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