Please answer the below question by using the Python IDLE. 1) Delete a term5) Print out dictionary5) QuitEnter your choice: 4That term do you want to delete? setDeleted: data structure that stores unordered unique elementsSlossary System1) Add a term2) List terms3) Get a definition1) Delete a term5) Print out dictionary5) QuitEnter your choice: 4hat term do you want to delete? seterm, but it is not thereDeleted: No such termslossary System1) Add a term2) List terms3) Get a definition1) Delete a term5) Print out dictionary5) QuitEnter your choice: 5rechnical terms in glossaryChoose 4 & enter a termChoose 4 again & enter aPrint out the entire glossaryargumentdictionaryhashmapliststringdata that is passed to a functiondata structure that stores key/value pairsee 'dictionary'data structure that stores values ordered by integer indexesA basic type in Python that stores text.slossary System1) Add a term2) List terms3) Get a definition1) Delete a term5) Print out dictionary5) QuitEnter your choice: 6QuitNotice that for 2 and 5, the terms are listed in alphabetical order. Also, lookup and delete should not be case sensitive. Your task is to complete the five individual functions for adding and deleting terms, looking up terms, listingthem, and printing out both the terms and definitions. These functions are all short, just a couple of lines, anduse basic dictionary methods and techniques.Here is some sample output.Glossary System1) Add a termPrint the menu2) List terms3) Get a definition4) Delete a term5) Print out dictionary6) QuitEnter your choice: 2argumentdictionaryhashmaplistUser chooses 2 - list the termsset5 terms.Slossary System1) Add a termMenu againUser chooses 1- add a term6) QuitEnter your choice: 1what term do you want to add? StringWhat is the definition for 'string'? A basic type in Python that stores text.slossary System1) Add a term2) List terms3) Get a definitionUser enters term andinitiMenu again6) QuitEnter your choice: 3what term do you want to lookup? STRINGUser chooses 3 - look up a termThen enters term to look updefinition of "string" - A basic type in Python that stores text.

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Your task is to complete the five individual functions for adding and deleting terms, looking up terms, listing them, and printing out both the terms and definitions. These functions are all short, just a couple of lines, and use basic dictionary methods and techniques. Here is some sample output. Glossary System 1) Add a term 2) List terms 3) Get a definition 4) Delete a term 5) Print out dictionary Print the menu 6) Quit Enter your choice: 2 User chooses 2 - list the terms argument dictionary hashmap list set 5 terms. slossary System 1) Add a term Menu again 6) Quit Enter your choice: 1 what term do you want to add? String What is the definition for 'string'? A basic type in Python that stores text. 3lossary System 1) Add a term 2) List terms 3) Get a definition User chooses 1- add a term User enters term and definition Menu again 6) Quit Enter your choice: 3 that term do you want to lookup? STRING User chooses 3 - look up a term Then enters term to look up definition of "string" A basic type in Python that stores text.

Your task is to complete the five individual functions for adding and deleting terms, looking up terms, listing them, and printing out both the terms and definitions. These functions are all short, just a couple of lines, and use basic dictionary methods and techniques. Here is some sample output. Glossary System 1) Add a term 2) List terms 3) Get a definition 4) Delete a term 5) Print out dictionary Print the menu 6) Quit Enter your choice: 2 User chooses 2 - list the terms argument dictionary hashmap list set 5 terms. slossary System 1) Add a term Menu again 6) Quit Enter your choice: 1 what term do you want to add? String What is the definition for 'string'? A basic type in Python that stores text. 3lossary System 1) Add a term 2) List terms 3) Get a definition User chooses 1- add a term User enters term and definition Menu again 6) Quit Enter your choice: 3 that term do you want to lookup? STRING User chooses 3 - look up a term Then enters term to look up definition of "string" A basic type in Python that stores text.

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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