Answer:
The program is as follows:
def get_price(fruits):
AllPrice = fruits.values()
value_iterator = iter(AllPrice)
mostExpensive = next(value_iterator)
for item in fruits:
if fruits[item]>=mostExpensive:
mostExpensive = fruits[item]
fruitName = item
print(fruitName)
fruits = {}
n = int(input("Number of Fruits: "))
for i in range(n):
name = input("Fruit name: ")
price = int(input("Fruit price: "))
fruits[name] = price
get_price(fruits)
Explanation:
This defines the get_price function
def get_price(fruits):
This gets all price in the dictionary fruit
AllPrice = fruits.values()
This passes the values to a value iterator
value_iterator = iter(AllPrice)
This initializes mostExpensive to the first price in the dictionary
mostExpensive = next(value_iterator)
This iterates through the elements of the dictionary
for item in fruits:
If current element is greater than or equals most expensive
if fruits[item]>=mostExpensive:
Set most expensive to the current element
mostExpensive = fruits[item]
Get the corresponding fruit name
fruitName = item
Print fruit name
print(fruitName)
The main begins here
This initializes the fruit dictionary
fruits = {}
This gets input for the number of fruits
n = int(input("Number of Fruits: "))
This is repeated for every inputs
for i in range(n):
Get fruit name
name = input("Fruit name: ")
Get fruit price
price = int(input("Fruit price: "))
Append name and price to dictionary
fruits[name] = price
Call the get_price function
get_price(fruits)
