Python programming question.How do I eliminate the error? I can't adjust the spacing for the print statement at all. It is a preprogrammed portion all I had to do was define the country and pop statements. Write a loop that prints each country's population in country_pop.Sample output with input:'China:1365830000,India:1247220000,United States:318463000,Indonesia:252164800':United States has 318463000 people.India has 1247220000 people.Indonesia has 252164800 people.China has 1365830000 people.1 user_input = input()2 entries = user_input.split(',')3 country_pop = {}45 for pair in entries:split_pair = pair.split(':')country_pop[split_pair[0]] = split_pair[1]# country_pop is a dictionary, Ex: { 'Germany': '82790000', 'France': '67190000' }689Your solution goes herecountry = split_pair[0]pop= country_pop[country]...1011121314print (country, 'has', pop, 'people.') X Test abortedExited with return code 1.File "main.py", line 11country = split_pair[0]IndentationError: unexpected indent

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How do I eliminate the error? I can't adjust the spacing for the print statement at all. It is a preprogrammed portion all I had to do was define the country and pop statements.

Write a loop that prints each country's population in country_pop.
Sample output with input:
'China:1365830000,India:1247220000,United States:318463000,Indonesia:252164800':
United States has 318463000 people.
India has 1247220000 people.
Indonesia has 252164800 people.
China has 1365830000 people.
1 user_input = input()
2 entries = user_input.split(',')
3 country_pop = {}
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5 for pair in entries:
split_pair = pair.split(':')
country_pop[split_pair[0]] = split_pair[1]
# country_pop is a dictionary, Ex: { 'Germany': '82790000', 'France': '67190000' }
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Your solution goes here
country = split_pair[0]
pop= country_pop[country]
...
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print (country, 'has', pop, 'people.')

X Test aborted
Exited with return code 1.
File "main.py", line 11
country = split_pair[0]
IndentationError: unexpected indent

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1 user_input input()
2 entries = user_input.split(',')
3 country_pop = {}
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5 for pair in entries:
split_pair pair.split(':')
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7 country_pop[split_pair [0]]
split_pair [1]
# country_pop is a dictionary, Ex: { 'Germany': '82790000', 'France': '67190000' }
country
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split_pair [0]
10 pop country_pop[country]
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print(country, 'has', pop, 'people.')
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Exited with return code 1.
File "main.py", line 259
country = split_pair [0]
IndentationError: unexpected indent

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