Premise:

Using a dictionary and list, create a set of key$/$value pairs that consists of a musical database. The key$/$value pairs should consist of Artist Name: Song Names pattern.

For example, EACH artist name $($key$)$ will have an associated list of $3$ of their top songs $($value$).$

For a visualization of what this would look like, I have provided an example below:

XYZ $\{$Elton$\_$John: $[$rocket man$,$your song$,$benny and the jets$]\}$

The database you create will be a simulated Billboard Top $15?????($the $????$ represents the musical genre$/$list of your choice$).$ You are free to make this a fictional list or use an actual list that is found on Billboard$$s web site or Spotify account.

Task:

Write a function that uses the dictionary you created and sorts the list alphabetically by artist name. $($This must be a function separate from the main function and DOES NOT print anything to the shell $$ think of it as a worker function$)$

Write a function that returns the total number of artists in your dictionary AS WELL as the sorted list from the previous function above $($this should return the value $15).$

Write a function that returns only the artist names in your dictionary without the values.

Write a function that returns only the values without the artist names.

Write a function that clears the dictionary and then creates a new key$/$value sequence of only $5$ artists$/$song name list pair $($artist $/$ list of $3$ songs$).$ This action should use $2$ LISTS and then PAIR them together. For example, the $2$ lists below will need to be merged into $1$ dictionary

numbers $=[1,2,3]$

letters $=[[\text{'}$x$\text{'},$a$,$b$],[\text{'}$y$\text{'},$o$,$l$],[$c$,$f$,\text{'}$z$\text{'}]]$

Write a function that returns both the Keys and Value list of the NEW dictionary.

Delivery:

Submit your final code for evaluation as a Python script $(.$py$)$ file.