Matching numbers to squares: PYTHON Coding

Please write a function called matchNumbers that accepts a single argument: an integer value. Your function should build a dictionary that contains the same number of keys as indicated by the argument. The keys should start at 1 and increment up to (and including) the value of the argument. The value corresponding to each key should be the square of the key. For example, if this function were invoked as below:

matchNumbersToSquares(3) 

Your function would return the following dictionary:

{1: 1, 2: 4, 3: 9} 

Test code (to be executed after your solution):

# Generate test results resultA = matchNumbers(3) resultB = matchNumbers(5) resultC = matchNumbers(10) # Check keys and values in resultA print(0 not in resultA) print(resultA[1]) print(resultA[2]) print(resultA[3]) # Check keys and values in resultB print(resultB[1]) print(resultB[5]) # Check keys and values in resultC print(resultC[3]) print(resultC[8])

OUTPUTS:

True 1 4 9 1 25 9 64