Write a python function totalSales(ThisWeek, PastWeek) that accepts two dictionaries of sales (the current week, and...

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Write a python function totalSales(ThisWeek, PastWeek) that accepts two dictionaries of sales (the current week, and the last week) and combines them into one dictionary by aggregating the sales values. Example: ThisWeek = {'Sun': 1200, 'Mon':1100, 'Tue':800, "Wed':500, 'Thu':600, "Fri':700, 'Sat":900} PastWeek = ('Sun':1100, 'Mon':900, Tue':700, "Wed':800, "Thu: 1000, "Fri':900, 'Sat':1000) Expected output: PastWeek = {'Sun':2300, "Mon':2100, Tue:1500, Wed': 1300, "Thu:1600, "Fri: 1600, 'Sat":1900} I Write a python function totalSales(ThisWeek, PastWeek) that accepts two dictionaries of sales (the current week, and the last week) and combines them into one dictionary by aggregating the sales values. Example: ThisWeek = {'Sun': 1200, 'Mon':1100, 'Tue':800, "Wed':500, 'Thu':600, "Fri':700, 'Sat":900} PastWeek = ('Sun':1100, 'Mon':900, Tue':700, "Wed':800, "Thu: 1000, "Fri':900, 'Sat':1000) Expected output: PastWeek = {'Sun':2300, "Mon':2100, Tue:1500, Wed': 1300, "Thu:1600, "Fri: 1600, 'Sat":1900} I

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The solution to the python function totalSalesThisWeekPastWeek is as follows Python def totalSalesThisWeek PastWeek Combines two dictionaries of sales into one dictionary by aggregating the sales valu... View the full answer