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Task D.6. Using the variables base-10 and digits-set(range(base)), write a dictionary comprehension that maps each integer between zero and nine hundred ninety nine to the list of three digits that represents that integer in base 10. That is, the value should be (0: [0,0,0], 1: [0, 0, 11, 2: [0, 0, 21, 3: [0, 0, 31, , 10: [0, 1,0],11:[O, 1, 11,2[O. 1, 2], , 999: [9,9,9]} Your expression should work for any base. For example, if you instead assign 2 to base and assign 10,1) to digits, the value should be Task D.7. Suppose d is a dictionary that maps some employee IDs (a subset of the integers from O to n1) to salaries. Suppose L is an n-element list whose i-th element is the name of employee number i.Your goal is to write a comprehension whose value is a dictionary mapping employee names to salaries. You can assume that employee names are distinct. However, not every employee ID is represented in d. Test your comprehension with the following data: id2salary= (0:1000.0, 3.990, 1: 1200.50} names-rLarry', curly. ", 'Moe']