Question: Assume a program begins with the statement: allData ={ 'US': {pop':325.7, 'gdp': 19.39, 'ccy': 'USD', 'fx': 1.0}, 'CA': {'pop': 36.5, 'gdp': 1.65, 'ccy': 'CAD', 'fx':
Assume a program begins with the statement: allData ={ 'US': \{pop':325.7, 'gdp': 19.39, 'ccy': 'USD', 'fx': 1.0\}, 'CA': \{'pop': 36.5, 'gdp': 1.65, 'ccy': 'CAD', 'fx': 1.35\}, 'MX': \{pop': 129.2, 'gdp': 1.15, 'ccy': 'MXN', 'fx': 19.68\}, \} Write subsequent statements that (in a loop) prompt the user for a country code (US, CA, or MX ), then prompt for a measure name (pop, gdp, ccy, or fx ), then look up in the above dictionary for the corresponding value, and display that value. Example run: Please enter a country code: CA Please enter a statistic: pop output: CA pop =36.5
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