1) Create two dictionaries: one should contain bank account number as key and the customer name as value. The other should contain bank account number as key and the balance as value. (1 pt) Ex:An account dictionary with one entry: {'109': 'John Doe'} A balance dictionary with one entry: {'109': 2500.58} Create the following 4 accounts:Account #: Name: Balance ($): '109' 'John 'Doe' 2500.58 '110' 'Mary Woods' 1070.50 '111' 'Sam Brown' 7850.00 '112' 'Mark Miller' 5000.95

1) Create two dictionaries: one should contain bank account number as key and the customer name as value. The other should contain bank account number as key and the balance as value. (1 pt) Ex:An account dictionary with one entry: {'109': 'John Doe'} A balance dictionary with one entry: {'109': 2500.58} Create the following 4 accounts:Account #: Name: Balance ($): '109' 'John 'Doe' 2500.58 '110' 'Mary Woods' 1070.50 '111' 'Sam Brown' 7850.00 '112' 'Mark Miller' 5000.95

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ISBN:9781337508841

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Chapter9: Working With Text Functions And Creating Custom Formats

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