Multiple key-value pairs, each representing a hotel room number and the guest's name, are read from input and added to room_data. Assign sorted_values with a sorted list of the values in room_data. 1 room_data = {}23 input_line = input()4 while input_line != 'exit':5789room_number, guest = input_line.split()room_data[int (room_number)] = guestinput_line=input()Your code goes here1011 print (sorted_values)

The objective of the question is to sort the values (guest names) in the dictionary 'room_data' and…

1 room_data = {} 2 3 input_line = input() 4 while input_line != 'exit': 5 7 8 9 room_number, guest = input_line.split() room_data[int (room_number)] = guest input_line=input() Your code goes here 10 11 print (sorted_values)

1 room_data = {} 2 3 input_line = input() 4 while input_line != 'exit': 5 7 8 9 room_number, guest = input_line.split() room_data[int (room_number)] = guest input_line=input() Your code goes here 10 11 print (sorted_values)

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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