We will now work with some important fields in bus.

Assign top$\_$names to an iterable containing the top $6$ most frequently used business names, from most frequent to least frequent.

Assign top$\_$addresses to an iterable containing the top $6$ addresses where businesses are located, from most popular to least popular.

Recall from CS$88$ or CS$61$A that $"$an iterable object is anything that can be passed to the built$-$in iter function. Iterables include sequence values such as strings and tuples, and other containers such as sets and dictionaries."

Hint $1$: You may find value$\_$counts helpful.

Hint $2$: You'll need to get the names $/$ addresses, NOT the counts associated with each. Some way to reset the index would come in handy. If you're unsure how to do this, try looking through the class notes or using a search engine. Part of the goal of this course is to develop independent thinking in the context of the data science lifecycle, which can involve a fair bit of exploring and reading documentation. It may be a bit annoying at first, but you'll get the hang of it$,$ and we're here to guide you on that path!

Hint $3$: To check your answer, top$\_$names$[0]$ should return the string Peet's Coffee & Tea. It should not be a number.