Grocery_List

1 Create dictionary with a grocery list. Assign the dictionary to the variable grocery_list

2 Print out the contents of grocery_list, one item at a time, in the order: name, cost, quantity.

3 Update the quantity to 3

4 Print out the contents of grocery_list, one item at a time, in the order: name, cost, quantity, after the quantity update.

provided:

# Create dictionary with a grocery list. Assign the dictionary to the variable grocery_list

# Print out the contents of grocery_list

# Update the quantity to 3

# Print out the contents of grocery_list after updating the quantity

Following are the program in the Python Programming Language.

#set dictionary and initialize value

grocery_list = {"name":"Bread", "Cost": 27, "quantity":2}

#print name of the product

print ("Grocery: ", grocery_list['name'])

#print cost of the product

print ("Cost: ", grocery_list['Cost'])

#print quantity of the product

print ("Quantity", grocery_list['quantity'])

#update the quantity and cost

grocery_list['quantity'] = 3

grocery_list['Cost'] = 40

print () #for space

#print name of the product

print ("Grocery: ", grocery_list['name'])

#print cost of the product after update

print ("Cost: ", grocery_list['Cost'])

#print quantity of the product after update

print ("Quantity", grocery_list['quantity'])

Output:

Grocery: Bread

Cost: 27

Quantity 2

Product: Bread

Cost: 40

Quantity 3

Explanation:

Here, we define the dictionary type variable "grocery_list" and initialize values in it.

Then, print the name of the grocery. Then, print the cost of the following product. Then, print quantity of the grocery. Then, we update the quantity and cost.

Finally, we again print the following thing after the update.