Use Python

a. Create a function that has the following features: i. This function will remove a key/value pair from a dictionary based on a specified key, so name it accordingly. ii. It must have an appropriate docstring. iii. This function will accept 2 parameters: 1. The key to use to compare. 2. The dictionary to remove the key/value pair from iv. Use the key to retrieve the corresponding value from the dictionary and store it in a variable named value ToDelete. v. Use the appropriate operation to delete the key/value pair from the dictionary. vi. Return the valueToDelete variable. b. Create a function that has the following features: i. This function will remove the same specified key/value pair from each dictionary in a list, so name it accordingly. ii. It must have an appropriate docstring. iii. This function will accept 2 parameters: 1. A list of dictionaries to be processed. 2. The key to remove from each. iv. Create a variable named removedValues and define it as an empty list. v. Loop through the list of dictionaries and for each iteration: 1. Call the function from 5a, pass in the key parameter and the current dictionary from the loop as arguments, and store the result in a variable named removed Value. 2. Append the removedValue variable to the removedValues list. vi. Return the removedValues variable. c. Copy and paste the list from assignment 3 as a variable in this assignment (fix any issues you may have had). d. Create a new variable named key and define it to be the name you used for your biome key. e. Call your function defined in part 5b, pass in the list of vacation spots and your key variable, and store the result in a new variable named removedBiomes. f. Print the removedBiomes list