FIX THE ERROR PLEASE:

Using the input text file:

name:James age:20

shirt:polo color:blue

shirt:tshirt color:purple

shirt:sleeveless color:orange

# Open the input and output files

with open('input.txt', 'r') as input_file, open('output.txt', 'w') as output_file:

# Initialize a dictionary to store the person's data

person = {'name': '', 'age': '', 'shirts': []}

# Loop over each line in the input file

for line in input_file:

# Split the line into key and value

key, value = line.strip().split(':')

# Store the value in the person dictionary

if key == 'name':

person['name'] = value.strip()

elif key == 'age':

person['age'] = int(value.strip())

elif key == 'shirt':

person['shirts'].append(value.strip())

# If the person is 20 years old, write the output to the output file

if person['age'] == 20:

output_file.write(f"name: {person['name']} ")

output_file.write("shirts: ")

# Loop over the person's shirts and write them to the output file

for i, shirt in enumerate(person['shirts']):

output_file.write(f"{i+1}. {shirt} ")

# Loop over the person's shirts again and write their colors to the output file

for shirt in person['shirts']:

output_file.write(f" {person['name']} has the shirt: {shirt} ")

color = input(f"what is the color of {shirt}?: ").strip()

output_file.write(f"the color is: {color} ")

RESULTS IN THE ERROR:

key, value = line.strip().split(':') ^^^^^^^^^^ ValueError: not enough values to unpack (expected 2, got 1)