apples = { "McIntosh": {"sweetness": 3, "tartness": 7}, "Red Delicious": {"sweetness": 5, "tartness": 1}, "Fuji": {"sweetness": 8, "tartness": 3}, "Gala": {"sweetness": 6, "tartness": 1}, "Ambrosia": {"sweetness": 7, "tartness": 1}, "Honeycrisp": {"sweetness": 7.5, "tartness": 8}, "Granny Smith": {"sweetness": 1, "tartness": 10} }

def by_sweetness(tup): return tup[1]['sweetness']

1) Write a function called apple_sorting that has two parameters: data (the data model) and sort_helper (the function used to sort the model). The apple_sorting should use the sorted function to sort the data (e.g. data.items()) with sort_helper. The function returns a list of tuples in order of their sweetness (sweetest apples listed first).

Once done, this should work:

print(apple_sorting(apples, by_sweetness))