Python functional programming ONLY

NO LOOPING, no global variables. Output should be identical as below. Toons is the only global variable and it must be immutable. Try to use Lambdas and map()/reduce()when possible. Use deepcopy()from the copy module to propagate new copies of toons

This program simulates processing on a 2-dimension table. Again, get a copy of the program, then make the changes to the template so the program is functional. Your new output should look similar. Inside the code given are examples of what it currently looks like, and where the functional code should go, the instructions make it bigger than it is, but its relatively small. Here is the code:

# This programs simulate table or database processing. The 'toons' data # structure (a list of dictionaries) is updated so: # 1) it creates a new field called 'greeting' with his/her salutation # 2) it updates the 'gender' field with the full value # 3) it adds a new field called 'address' and fills it with 'Toontown' toons = [{'fname':'Mickey', 'lname':'Mouse', 'gender':'m'}, {'fname':'Minnie', 'lname':'Mouse', 'gender':'f'}, {'fname':'Yosemite', 'lname':'Sam', 'gender':'m'}] def update_toons(toons): for toon in toons: toon['greeting'] = ' '.join(['Mr' if toon['gender'] == 'm' else 'Ms', toon['fname'], toon['lname']]) toon['gender'] = 'male' if toon['gender'] == 'm' else 'female' toon['address'] = 'ToonTown' update_toons(toons) print(toons) # ==> [{'fname':'Mickey', 'lname':'Mouse', 'gender':'male', 'greeting':'Mr Mickey Mouse', 'address':'ToonTown'}, # {'fname':'Minnie', 'lname':'Mouse', 'gender':'female', 'greeting':'Ms Minnie Mouse', 'address':'ToonTown'}, # {'fname':'Yosemite', 'lname':'Sam', 'gender':'male', 'greeting':'Mr Yosemite Sam', 'address':'ToonTown'}] # After you have tested the program, delete the lines of code above and # "uncomment" your template below. When you finish adding your FP code, # it should print identically as before # ##from functools import reduce ##from copy import deepcopy ## ### Your code goes here: It should have these new functions: pipeline, ### create_greeting, update_gender, create_address. It should have ### another function that creates a new 'toons' structure using deepcopy ## ##toons = [{'fname':'Mickey', 'lname':'Mouse', 'gender':'m'}, ## {'fname':'Minnie', 'lname':'Mouse', 'gender':'f'}, ## {'fname':'Yosemite', 'lname':'Sam', 'gender':'m'}] ## ##print (pipeline(toons, [create_greeting, ## update_gender, ## create_address]))