Format X: Unpacking Dictionaries

For each challenge of this series you do not need to submit a function. Instead, you need to submit a template string that can formatted in order to get a certain outcome.

Write three dictionaries and a template string according to the following example. Notice the article "a" in the third example:

Example

dic1 = {"yourkeys": "yourvalues"}
dic2 = {"yourkeys": "yourvalues"}
dic3 = {"yourkeys": "yourvalues"}
template = "yourtemplatestringhere"

template.format(**dic1) ➞ "I like Mary, I don't like May."
template.format(**dic2) ➞ "I love Eda, I don't love Bit."
template.format(**dic3) ➞ "I have a Pidgey, I don't have a Rattata."

Tips

The elements of a dictionary can be unpacked and passed to .format() as keyword arguments using a double star operator **:

product = {"name": "pokeball", "price": 20}
"One {name} is ${price:.2f}".format(**product) ➞ "One pokeball is $20.00"

Notes

• Submit a string, not a function.
• Do not change the names of the variables template, dic1, dic2 and dic3.
• You can find all the exercises in this series [over here] (https://innokodakademija.com/collection/hCYFNwxGwnAYzq497).