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Which оf the fоllоwing groups of foods is not а mаjor food group of MyPlаte?
Which оf the fоllоwing groups of foods is not а mаjor food group of MyPlаte?
Which оf the fоllоwing groups of foods is not а mаjor food group of MyPlаte?
Which оf the fоllоwing groups of foods is not а mаjor food group of MyPlаte?
Yоu MUST nаme the file yоu аre submitting pythоnPlаcementExam.py. Skeleton File: pythonPlacementExam.py Gradescope (where to submit): [Python] Coding Exam Remember that you can submit as many times as you wish before the exam closes! Function 1 Function Name: rankScores()Parameters: gymScores (dict)Returns: rankings (list)Description: Given a dictionary that maps Olympians (str) to their scores (list) at the Paris games, write a function called rankScores() that calculates every Olympian's total score and returns a list containing the names of all Olympians in the dictionary, sorted in descending total score order. You can assume the dictionary will not be empty, and that there will not be any total score ties. Test Cases: >>> rankScores({"Suni Lee": [13.933, 14.866, 14.000, 13.666], "Simone THE GOAT Biles": [15.766, 13.733, 14.566, 15.066], "Rebeca Andrade": [15.100, 14.666, 14.133, 14.033], "Manila Esposito": [13.866, 12.800, 14.200, 12.733]})['Simone THE GOAT Biles', 'Rebeca Andrade', 'Suni Lee', 'Manila Esposito']>>> rankScores({"Pommel Horse Guy aka Clark Kent": [6.400, 8.900], "Nariman Kurbanov": [6.700, 8.733], "Rhys Clenaghan": [6.600, 8.933]}) ['Rhys Clenaghan', 'Nariman Kurbanov', 'Pommel Horse Guy aka Clark Kent'] Function 2 (Must be implemented recursively) Function Name: addPositives()Parameters: scores (list)Returns: sumOfPositives (int)Description: The Olympics intern has messed up the score keeping for the artistic gymnastics competition! Given a list of artistic gymnastics scores, write a function called addPositives() that returns the sum of only the positive numbers in the list. This function must be written recursively. No credit will be awarded for function implementations using loops. Do not use helper methods for this function. Test Cases: >>> scores = [19, 17, -4, -2, 18, -3, 15]>>> addPositives(scores)69 # which is 19 + 17 + 18 + 15>>> scores = [12, -39, 14, -6, 19, 18]>>> addPositives(scores)63 # which is 12 + 14 + 19 + 18 Function 3 Function Name: olympicsHours()Parameters: eventCatalog (dict), myEvents (dict)Returns: totalHoursWatched (int)Description: Given an event catalog (dict) and a dictionary of events you watched at the Olympics, write a function that returns the total number of hours you watched at the games. The event catalog dictionary maps a sport (str) to a dictionary containing event name (str), mapped to the number of hours it was broadcasted for (int). The events you watched are in a dictionary that contain sports (str) mapped to a list of event names (list). You may assume that events you watched will always be found in the event catalog. Test Cases: >>> eventCatalog = { 'Gymnastics': {'All Around': 4, 'Floor': 2, 'Team': 5, 'Vault': 1, 'Beam': 2}, 'Swimming': {'1500 Free': 3, '400 IM': 2, '50 Free': 1, '800 Relay': 2}, 'Tennis': {'Singles': 10, 'Doubles': 7, 'Mixed Doubles': 3, 'Nadalcaraz': 5} } >>> myEvents = { 'Gymnastics': ['Floor', 'Team', 'Beam', 'Vault'], 'Swimming': ['800 Relay'], 'Tennis': ['Mixed Doubles'] } >>> olympicsHours(eventCatalog, myEvents) 15 >>> eventCatalog = { 'Shooting': {'Pistol': 3, 'Rifle': 4, 'Skeet': 3, 'Fire Pistol': 3}, 'Diving': {'Platform': 2, 'Synchro': 4, 'Springboard': 3}, 'Track & Field': {'Relay': 4, 'Long Jump': 4, 'Triple Jump': 4, 'Disc': 1} } >>> myEvents = { 'Shooting': ['Pistol', 'Rifle', 'Fire Pistol'], 'Diving': ['Springboard'], 'Track & Field': ['Relay', 'Disc'] } >>> olympicsHours(eventCatalog, myEvents)18