Complete the function financial_checkup, which takes a dictionary representing your monthly budget for certain categories of expenditures (budget), and a dictionary that represents how much you actually spent in each category (outlays). The function then creates and returns a new dictionary of those categories in which you overspent and the excess amount. Specifically, the returned dictionary maps the category name to the amount of excess spending, given as a negative number. If a category appears in outlays, but not budget, we interpret this to mean that we budgeted $0 for that category, so the entire amount in outlays is considered to be excess spending. Example #1: budget: spent returned: {'food': -95, 'travel": -100} Example #2: budget: spent: {'food' 125, 'gas': 75, 'travel': 400} {'food' 220, 'gas': 10, 'travel': 500} Example #3: {'food' 100, 'gas': 30} {'food' 220, 'gas: 10, 'travel': 500} returned: {'food": -120, 'travel': -500} budget: spent: returned: {'food' : -25} {'drinks' 100, ' entertainment' 100, 'food': 50, 'medical': 500} {' drinks' : 90. 'food' 75, 'medical': 500}

Complete the function financial_checkup, which takes a dictionary representing your monthly budget for certain categories of expenditures (budget), and a dictionary that represents how much you actually spent in each category (outlays). The function then creates and returns a new dictionary of those categories in which you overspent and the excess amount. Specifically, the returned dictionary maps the category name to the amount of excess spending, given as a negative number. If a category appears in outlays, but not budget, we interpret this to mean that we budgeted $0 for that category, so the entire amount in outlays is considered to be excess spending. Example #1: budget: spent returned: {'food': -95, 'travel": -100} Example #2: budget: spent: {'food' 125, 'gas': 75, 'travel': 400} {'food' 220, 'gas': 10, 'travel': 500} Example #3: {'food' 100, 'gas': 30} {'food' 220, 'gas: 10, 'travel': 500} returned: {'food": -120, 'travel': -500} budget: spent: returned: {'food' : -25} {'drinks' 100, ' entertainment' 100, 'food': 50, 'medical': 500} {' drinks' : 90. 'food' 75, 'medical': 500}

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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