## Delete Prussia from `country_capital`This lesson demonstrates how to delete an entry from a dictionary in Python. The task involves removing the entry for "Prussia" from a `country_capital` dictionary.### Sample OutputGiven the input:```'Spain:Madrid,Togo:Lome,Prussia:Konigsberg'```The program will output:```Prussia deleted? Yes.Spain deleted? No.Togo deleted? No.```### Code Explanation```python1 user_input = input()2 entries = user_input.split(',')3 country_capital = {}45 for pair in entries:6 split_pair = pair.split(':')7 country_capital[split_pair[0]] = split_pair[1]8 # country_capital is a dictionary, Ex. {'Germany': 'Berlin', 'France': 'Paris'}91011 print('Prussia deleted?', end=' ')12 if 'Prussia' in country_capital:13 print('No.')14 else:15 print('Yes.')```#### Code Breakdown- **Line 1:** Takes user input.- **Line 2:** Splits the input string into individual country-capital pairs.- **Line 3:** Initializes an empty dictionary named `country_capital`.- **Lines 5-7:** Iterates over each pair, splits it by the colon `:`, and adds the country and its capital to the `country_capital` dictionary.- **Comment on Line 8:** Provides an example of what the `country_capital` dictionary looks like, with countries as keys and capitals as values.- **Line 11:** Checks if 'Prussia' is in the `country_capital` dictionary.- **Lines 12-15:** Prints 'No' if Prussia is still present, and 'Yes' if it has been deleted. ### Educational InsightThis exercise helps understand basic dictionary operations in Python, including how to populate a dictionary and check for the existence of a key. Understanding these operations is fundamental for managing data efficiently in Python.

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Delete Prussia from country_capital. Sample output with input: 'Spain:Madrid, Togo:Lome, Prussia:Konigsberg' Prussia deleted? Yes. Spain deleted? No. Togo deleted? No.

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