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    The document describes a Python function that inverts a dictionary of students and courses into a dictionary with courses as keys and lists of enrolled students as values. It provides an example input dictionary with 3 students and their courses, and shows the output inverted dictionary with each course mapped to a list of students enrolled in that course. The function uses a for loop to iterate through the items of the input dictionary, appending students to a list for each course key or creating a new list if the course key doesn't already exist.

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    The document describes a Python function that inverts a dictionary of students and courses into a dictionary with courses as keys and lists of enrolled students as values. It provides an example input dictionary with 3 students and their courses, and shows the output inverted dictionary with each course mapped to a list of students enrolled in that course. The function uses a for loop to iterate through the items of the input dictionary, appending students to a list for each course key or creating a new list if the course key doesn't already exist.

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    The document describes a Python function that inverts a dictionary of students and courses into a dictionary with courses as keys and lists of enrolled students as values. It provides an example input dictionary with 3 students and their courses, and shows the output inverted dictionary with each course mapped to a list of students enrolled in that course. The function uses a for loop to iterate through the items of the input dictionary, appending students to a list for each course key or creating a new list if the course key doesn't already exist.

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    Assignment Unit 7

    By the instructions the dictionary key and values are as follow;

    def invert_courses(student_course):

    inverted = {}

    # Initialize an empty dictionary.

    for student, courses in student_course.items():

    for course in courses:

    if course in inverted:

    inverted[course].append(student)

    else:

    inverted[course] = [student]

    return inverted

    # Example :

    student_course = {

    "Stud1": ["CS1101", "CS1102"],

    "Stud2": ["CS1101", "C2203"],

    "Stud3": ["C1102", "C2204"]

    inverted_courses=invert_courses(student_course)

    print(inverted_courses)

    The code takes an input dictionary where students are keys, and their courses are

    values. In this example, there are three students (Stud1, Stud2, and Stud3) and the
    courses they are enrolled in. The output of the code, when using the provided example,

    would be:

    'CS1101': ['Stud1', 'Stud2'],

    'CS1102': ['Stud1', 'Stud3'],

    'CS2203': ['Stud2'],

    'CS2204': ['Stud3']

    CS1101 course has 'Stud1' and 'Stud2' enrolled.

    CS1102 course has 'Stud1' and 'Stud3' enrolled.

    CS2203 course has 'Stud2' enrolled.

    CS2204 has 'Stud3' enrolled.

    This inverted dictionary now satisfies the tneed, with courses as keys and lists of

    students as values, as instructed. It allows to easily see which students are enrolled in

    each course.

    References

    1. Downey, A. (2015). Think Python: How to think like a computer scientist (2nd

    ed.). Green Tea Press.

    2. kjdElectronics. (2017, August 5). Python beginner tutorial 8 - For loop, lists, and

    dictionaries [Video]. YouTube. https://youtu.be/bE6mSBNp4YU

    3. Raj, A. (2022, March 3). Reverse a dictionary in Python. PythonForBeginners.

    4. Python Dictionaries. (n.d.). W3schools.

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