you will be practicing your new skills with Python dictionaries. For this project, you will be creating a new directory, so please follow the below setup instructions.

Setup

First, open up your command prompt/terminal

Within your command prompt/terminal, run the following command:

cd desktop 

Next, run the following:

cd python_course 

Run the following to create a new directory for this project:

mkdir lesson_four_handson 

Open up a new window in VSCode.

Click on the "Explorer" button on the left-hand side of the VSCode window.

Click the Open Folder button.

Select the lesson_four_handson directory within the python_course folder on your Desktop. Click the Open button.

Create a new file named main.py by one of the following three ways:

To the right of LESSON_FOUR_HANDSON in the EXPLORER is a button that looks like a piece of paper with a plus symbol in its top-left corner. If you hover your mouse over this button for a moment, a popup will appear indicating that this button will create a new file.

Choose File > New File from the app's menu.

Press Control + N in Windows or Command + N on a Mac (the plus means "and at the same time").

Now you are ready to get started on your Lesson 4 Hands-On!

Requirements

This hands-on is broken into three parts. Please complete each part within your main.py file.

Part 1

Create two dictionaries to represent information about two pets. Each dictionary should contain the following information (different for each pet):

Pet's Name (This should be the name of your dictionary)

Type of Pet

Color

Nickname

Owner's Name

Iterate over each dictionary, printing each key-value pair on one line. The output should be similar to the below:

Type: Cat Color: White and Orange Nickname: Birchy Owner: Kurt Type: Cat Color: Tortoise Shell Nickname: Palnut Owner: Olivia 

Part 2

Add three new dictionaries to your program.

Each dictionary should represent a city around the world.

Add the below dictionaries to your main.py file:

england = {'Capital': 'London'} france = {'Capital': 'Paris'} belgium = {'Capital': 'Brussels'} 

Given the above dictionaries, add the following information to each dictionary:Population

The population of England is 53.01 million

The population of France is 66.9 million

The population of Belgium is 11.35 million

Interesting Fact

Top Language Spoken by Locals

Once you have added the necessary information into the dictionaries, loop through each one and print out all key-value pairs.

Part 3

Add a dictionary to your program that replicates a user's pizza order. Name this dictionary pizza_order and it should contain the following:

Customer's Name

What size pizza they have ordered

What type of crust

What toppings they would like.

Toppings should include at least three separate toppings

Next, print out the customer's order:

Thank them for their order using their name

Print out what they're ordering

Print out the list of toppings (minimum 3)

Your output should looks similar to the following:

Thank you for your order, Andrew You have ordered a small, thin-crust pizza with the following toppings: extra cheese, sausage, bacon 

Use the print() and get() functions