Create these variables in one line each:

using python from the contents in practice_data.py below:

. e2both - a dictionary mapping English words to dictionaries mapping 'fr' to the corresponding French word, and 'de' to the corresponding German word. Using the data in practice_data your e2both would look something like: ('goodbye': {'de': 'auf wiedersehen', 'fr': 'au revoir'), 'hello': {'de': 'guten tag", "fr': 'bonjour'), 'to be': 'de' sein, 'fr' 'tre' 'to have': {'de': 'haben. "fr': 'avoir' }, 'to lose': {'de': 'verlieren", "fr': 'perdre'), to love': ('de': 'lieben'' to practice' 'de 'ben', 'fr': "s'entrainer" to win': 'de': 'gewinnen', 'fr' 'gagner fr'aimer', love_de the German word for love, from the e2both dictionary you created above. avoir-en-the English word for the French "avoir", taken from the e2f you created above. Note that this is the only part of this assignment that can't be done in one line. You'll be using a value to find its corresponding key