df$.$ rename$($columns$=\{\text{'}$Price$\text{'}$: $\text{'}$$Price'$\},$ inplace $=$ True$)$

In the following set of cells you need to find the title and the price of the least expensive book and the most expensive book

In $]$: $q,$ # Create a data frame df$\_$sorted which consists of data from df$,$ sorted by price

from the cheapest to the most expensive $($i$.$e$.$ in ascending onder$)$

#VOUR COOE HERE! $!!$

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#print first $10$ rows of the data frame df$\_$sorted $($note the index Labels, which are from the original data frame$)$

#OUR CODE HERE!!!

$)=(True$

# Reset the index so that of sorted is re$-$indexed $0,1,2,3,$dots with the new onder of the List

df$\_$sorted $=$ df$\_$sorted. reset$\_$index$($drop$=$True$)$

df$\_$sorted. head$(10)$ #print f$$st $10$ rows of df$\_$sorted

In $[]$: $H$ #$.$ Print the title of the cheapest book

#$.$ Print the title of the cheo print$($df$\_$sorted$[\text{'}$Title$\text{'}][0])$

# Print the price of the cheapest book

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$=$YOUR CODE HERE

In $[]$: $H$ #rint the title of the most expensive book

$=$YOUR COOE HERE

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# Print the price of the most expensive book

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FYOUR CODE HERE

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