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For this exercise, assume each topic has three problems: Problem 1, Problem 2 and Problem 3.      Define a map that maps from the topic name, to a list of each topic’s problems.      Build up this map by traversing (i.e. iterating over) the topics set and adding an entry for each topic as key, and the map value being a list of the problems.      Print out this map under the heading Problems:  The output must now reflect the problems map:  Course Topics: * Introduction to Python * Tools of the Trade * How to make decisions * How to repeat code * How to structure data * Functions * Modules Problems: * Introduction to Python : Problem 1, Problem 2, Problem 3 * Tools of the Trade : Problem 1, Problem 2, Problem 3 * (etc.)


What I have tried:

<pre><code>
def create_outline():
    """
    TODO: implement your code here
    """


    my_topics = [ "* Introduction to Python", "* Tools of the Trade", "* How to make decisions", "* How to repeat code", "* How to structure data" , "* Functions", "* Functions", "* Modules", "* Modules"]
    my_topics = set(my_topics)
    print("Course Topics:")
    print(*my_topics, sep="\n")
    pass
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Updated 17-Oct-22 22:28pm
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CPallini 18-Oct-22 4:02am    
You tried nothing.
THAMSANQA KHUMALO 18-Oct-22 5:18am    
the question has different sections im done with all the section however the step i was posting wasnt passing the test

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THAMSANQA KHUMALO 18-Oct-22 4:30am    
I understand the question.... this project has five steps this is my 2nd step the code i posted was was my first step so i'm done with all the steps but step 2 is not passing the the test wanted some different ideas and its my first time posting....
Richard Deeming 18-Oct-22 4:42am    
Then take this as an opportunity to learn the rules: Nobody here will do your homework for you.
THAMSANQA KHUMALO 18-Oct-22 5:12am    
Thanks really appreciate the the advice and i didn't know, the rules however i have solved the problem...

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