(k) get_topx_areas_of_crimes (2Dlist, x) that takes a 2D-list (database) andan integer x as input. This function computes the total number of crimes that are reportedin each unique Area, and returns a dictionary containing the top (largest) x number ofkey:value pairs, where the keys are the unique Area and the values are the total numbersof crimes reported in those Areas. If x < 1, your function should return an emptydictionary. See sample outputs below.topx_areas - get_topx_areas_of_crimes (database, 5)display_dict(topx_areas)Byward Market - 2000Glebe - Dows Lake - 799Overbrook - McArthur - 1819Sandy Hill - 1087West Centertown - 737topx_areas = get_topx_areas_of_crimes (database, 2)display_dict(topx_areas)Byward Market - 2000Sandy Hill - 1087topx_areas = get_topx_areas_of_crimes (database, -1)display_dict(topx_areas)Dictionary is empty

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(k) get_topx_areas_of_crimes(2D1ist, x) that takes a 2D-list (database) and an integer x as input. This function computes the total number of crimes that are reported in cach unique Area, and returns a dictionary containing the top (largest) x number of key:value pairs, where the keys are the unique Area and the values are the total numbers of crimes reported in those Areas. If x < 1, your function should returm an empty dictionary. See sample outputs below. topx_areas - get_topx_areas_of_crimes(database, 5) display_dict(topx_areas) Byward Market - 2000 Glebe - Dows Lake - 799 Overbrook - McCArthur - 1019 Sandy Hill - 1087 West Centertown - 737 topx_areas - get_topx_areas_of_crimes(database, 2) display_dict(topx_areas) Byward Market - 2000 Sandy Hill - 1087 topx areas tenx areas of srines(database, -1)

(k) get_topx_areas_of_crimes(2D1ist, x) that takes a 2D-list (database) and an integer x as input. This function computes the total number of crimes that are reported in cach unique Area, and returns a dictionary containing the top (largest) x number of key:value pairs, where the keys are the unique Area and the values are the total numbers of crimes reported in those Areas. If x < 1, your function should returm an empty dictionary. See sample outputs below. topx_areas - get_topx_areas_of_crimes(database, 5) display_dict(topx_areas) Byward Market - 2000 Glebe - Dows Lake - 799 Overbrook - McCArthur - 1019 Sandy Hill - 1087 West Centertown - 737 topx_areas - get_topx_areas_of_crimes(database, 2) display_dict(topx_areas) Byward Market - 2000 Sandy Hill - 1087 topx areas tenx areas of srines(database, -1)

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

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