For each comment, finish the Python command below it to perform the requested action. For

each print statement, write out what the Python console would display when executing it$.$

Assume all lines are executed as a single program.

wallets $=\{\text{'}$Betty$\text{'}$: $\{\text{'}$currency$\text{'}$: $\{\text{'}$one$\text{'}$: $3,$ 'five': $1,$ 'twenty': $2\}\},$ # $$48$

'Bobby': $\{\text{'}$photos$\text{'}$: $[\text{'}$baby$\text{'},$ 'lover'$],$

'ccards': $3,$

'currency': $\{\text{'}$hundred$\text{'}$: $1,$ 'twenty': $6\}\},$ # $$220$

'Sammy': $\{\text{'}$bus$\text{'}$: 'pass', 'currency': $\{\text{'}$twenty$\text{'}$: $3,$ 'one': $11\}\}\}$ # $$71$

last$\_$names $=\{\text{'}$Betty$\text{'}$: 'Smith', 'Sammy': 'Jones', 'Bobby': 'Orr', 'Sally': 'Saver'$\}$

values $=\{\text{'}$one$\text{'}$: $1,$ 'five': $5,$ 'ten': $10,$ 'twenty': $20,$ 'fifty': $50,$ 'hundred': $100\}$

# $1.$ Get a list of wallet holders from the wallets dictionary in one line

walleteers $=$

# $2.$ Then what is printed out by this line?

print$($walleteers$)$

# $3.$ Get the contents of Bobby's wallet without using a dot operator

bobby$\_$wallet $=$

# $4.$ Then what is printed out by this line?

print$($bobby$\_$wallet$)$

# $5.$ Get the number of photos in Bobby's wallet using bobby$\_$wallet $($assigned above$)$

bobby$\_$photo$\_$count $=$

# $6.$ Then what is printed out by this line?

print$($bobby$\_$photo$\_$count$)$

# After executing this line:

wallets$[\text{'}$Bobby$\text{'}][\text{'}$currency$\text{'}][\text{'}$hundred$\text{'}]+=2$

# $7.$ What is printed out by this line:

print$($bobby$\_$wallet$[\text{'}$currency$\text{'}])$

# $8.$ Does Betty have any hundred$-$dollar bills in her wallet

# $($use the in keyword and assign a boolean to betty$\_$has$\_$a$\_$cnote$)$

betty$\_$has$\_$a$\_$cnote $=$

# $9.$ Then what is printed out by this line?

print$($betty$\_$has$\_$a$\_$cnote$)$

# $10.$ invert the last$\_$names dictionary

first$\_$names $=$

# $11.$ Then what is printed out by this line?

print$($first$\_$names$)$

# $12.$ using the values dictionary sum up the value of all the currency in all the wallets

money $=0$

for name in wallets:

currency $=$ wallets$[$name$][\text{'}$currency$\text{'}]$

for bill in currency:

money $+=$

# $13.$ Then what is printed out by this line?

print$($money$)$