A list of tuples named cereal_data contains calorie and price details of different cereals. Each tuple...

 

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A list of tuples named cereal_data contains calorie and price details of different cereals. Each tuple contains three elements. The first element of each tuple is the cereal name, stored as a string. The second element is the calorie content and the third element is the price per 100g. The calorie content and the prices are stored as floats. Write a function chosen_cereals (cereal_data, dollar_amount, cal_amount), which returns a list of cereal names which costs less than the dollar amount and contains less calories than cal_amount. Your function should return None if no records are available that meet the given criteria. See the examples given below (doctests). (6 marks) Note: Your function should work with any database given. def chosen_cereals(cereal_data,dollar amount,cal_amount): Input: A list of tuples with the cereal name, calorie content and the price per 100g. Output: A list of cereal names that costs less than the dollar amount and contains less calories than cal_amount. Examples: >>> database = [('cherion', 110.1.25),('milco',156,2.80),('wheatabits',92,0.85),\ ('cocopix',205,3.60), ('corn fun',123,2.30),('yumbix',167,3.15)] >>> print(chosen_cereals(database,2.00, 100)) ['wheatabits'] >>> print(chosen_cereals (database,3.20,150)) ['cherion', 'wheatabits', 'corn fun'] >>> print(chosen_cereals(database, 1.50,75)) None >>> print(chosen cereals(database,0.75,150)) None A list of tuples named cereal_data contains calorie and price details of different cereals. Each tuple contains three elements. The first element of each tuple is the cereal name, stored as a string. The second element is the calorie content and the third element is the price per 100g. The calorie content and the prices are stored as floats. Write a function chosen_cereals (cereal_data, dollar_amount, cal_amount), which returns a list of cereal names which costs less than the dollar amount and contains less calories than cal_amount. Your function should return None if no records are available that meet the given criteria. See the examples given below (doctests). (6 marks) Note: Your function should work with any database given. def chosen_cereals(cereal_data,dollar amount,cal_amount): Input: A list of tuples with the cereal name, calorie content and the price per 100g. Output: A list of cereal names that costs less than the dollar amount and contains less calories than cal_amount. Examples: >>> database = [('cherion', 110.1.25),('milco',156,2.80),('wheatabits',92,0.85),\ ('cocopix',205,3.60), ('corn fun',123,2.30),('yumbix',167,3.15)] >>> print(chosen_cereals(database,2.00, 100)) ['wheatabits'] >>> print(chosen_cereals (database,3.20,150)) ['cherion', 'wheatabits', 'corn fun'] >>> print(chosen_cereals(database, 1.50,75)) None >>> print(chosen cereals(database,0.75,150)) None