To receive full marks on this function, your solution must not remove any keys from the parameter totals, even temporarily, such as by using the method dict.clear() 11 11 11 def update_amounts (totals: dict[str, int], amts: list[tuple[str, int]])-> None: """Update the relevant values in the totals dictionary by the new amounts from each tuple given in amts. The first element in each tuple in amts represents the key in the totals dictionary whose value must be updated by the second element in that tuple. If no such key exists, a new key-value pair with the tuple's elements are added to the totals dictionary. >>> D = >>> update_amounts(D, [('visa', 1000), ('amex', 50), ('visa', 500)]) >>> D {'visa': 1500, 'amex': 50} >>> update_amounts(D, [('amex', 50), ('visa', 1000), ('mc', 100)]) >>> D {'visa': 2500, 'amex': 100, 'mc': 100} >>> update_amounts(D, [('paypal', 25), ('amex', -100)]) >>> D {'visa': 2500, 'amex': 0, 'mc': 100, 'paypal': 25} 11 11 11

To receive full marks on this function, your solution must not remove any keys from the parameter totals, even temporarily, such as by using the method dict.clear() 11 11 11 def update_amounts (totals: dict[str, int], amts: list[tuple[str, int]])-> None: """Update the relevant values in the totals dictionary by the new amounts from each tuple given in amts. The first element in each tuple in amts represents the key in the totals dictionary whose value must be updated by the second element in that tuple. If no such key exists, a new key-value pair with the tuple's elements are added to the totals dictionary. >>> D = >>> update_amounts(D, [('visa', 1000), ('amex', 50), ('visa', 500)]) >>> D {'visa': 1500, 'amex': 50} >>> update_amounts(D, [('amex', 50), ('visa', 1000), ('mc', 100)]) >>> D {'visa': 2500, 'amex': 100, 'mc': 100} >>> update_amounts(D, [('paypal', 25), ('amex', -100)]) >>> D {'visa': 2500, 'amex': 0, 'mc': 100, 'paypal': 25} 11 11 11

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

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