import csvdef save_temperature_statistics(input_dict, filename): """ We are going to take a dictionary that has a Month (str) key and 2 integer Temps (as a list) value. For every entry in the dictionary, we will create another list of the [Month, Temp1, Temp2] and write that (i.e. save it) in a CSV file. """if __name__ == '__main__': temperature_dict = { "January": [67,47], "February": [67,47], "March": [68,49], "April": [71, 51], "May": [72, 54], "June": [73, 57], "July": [76, 60], "August": [78, 60], "September": [78, 60], "October": [76, 56], "November":[71, 50], "December": [66, 46] } save_temperature_statistics(temperature_dict, 'fahrenheit_data.csv') IntroductionYour success with Anita's task now has Chen asking for your help: can you store the data from a Python dictionary into a csv file?InstructionsGiven a dictionary with the month as a key and the temperatures stored in a list, you need to write this dictionary into the csv filefahrenheit_data.csv which will look likeJanuary, 67,47February, 67,47Steps1. Create a function save_temperature_statistics (input_dict, filename) that will accept a dictionary with the month-temperature mappings and a string with the filename to which to save the data.1.1 Use the with construct to open the file with the required filename. You will need open the file for writing (the w flag) exactly likethis:with open (filename, 'w', newline='') as csvfilePlease notice the newline parameter here - it will prevent the csv library from writing extra empty lines in the file. Check the examplein your IDE with and without the newline="" to see the difference.1.2 After opening the file, create the csv.writer object as csv_writer = csv.writer (csvfile).1.3 After defining csv_writer, loop over all items in the dictionary using a for loop.1.4.1. For each key and value pair in the dictionary (input_dict), create a new list temperature_info_list that contains 3elements. The first element is the key of the current pair. The next two elements are the two elements in the value list. For instance,temperature_info_list for the item with key as "January" and value as [67, 47] will be temperature_info_list =["January", 67, 47].1.4.2. Save this list as a line in the file using the csv_writer.writerow(temperature_info_list). The function writerow()writes this information into the file by separating the list elements by commas.2. In your main program, i.e, in the if name == _main__" block, you should create temperature_dict and store the previousweather information provided to Anita. You should then call the function save_temperature_statistics (temperature_dict,'fahrenheit_data.csv') to write the dictionary to the csv file.

Solution Explained - A temperature dictionary, where month names are keys and temperature are values is given. Write this dictionary into csv file. Programming Language Used - Python Programming IDE - Any Python IDE (VS Code/ Anaconda) All necessary comments are included in program code. Program Code - import csv # import csv package def save_temperature_statistics(input_dict, filename): """ We are going to take a dictionary that has a Month (str) key and 2 integer Temps (as a list) value. For every entry in the dictionary, we will create another list of the [Month, Temp1, Temp2] and write that (i.e. save it) in a CSV file. """ # step 1: open csv file to write with open(filename, 'w', newline='') as csvfile: # step 2: create csv writer object csv_writer = csv.writer(csvfile) # step 3: loop over all items in input_dict for key, values in input_dict.items(): # step 4: store key and values in a list temperature_info_list = [key, values[0], values[1]] # step 5: save the list a line in csv file csv_writer.writerow(temperature_info_list) if __name__ == '__main__': # create a temperature dictionary temperature_dict = { "January": [67,47], "February": [67,47], "March": [68,49], "April": [71, 51], "May": [72, 54], "June": [73, 57], "July": [76, 60], "August": [78, 60], "September": [78, 60], "October": [76, 56], "November":[71, 50], "December": [66, 46] } # call the function for write temperature dictionary into csv file save_temperature_statistics(temperature_dict, 'fahrenheit_data.csv') # end of program code Snapshots of program code -Output- After successfully execution of this program code, this generates a CSV file as following -