Define a Python function split_dict() that takes a number x and a dictionary d whose keys are strings and values are numbers. It returns a tuple (d1, d2) of dictionaries of the same kind, where d1 consists of the key-value pairs of d whose values are less than or equal to x, and d2 consists of the key-value pairs of d whose values are greater than x. The following is an example execution. >>> d = dict([('a', 2), ('b', 10), ('c', 2), ('d', 9), ('e', 5)]) >>> x = 3 >>> print (split_dict (x, d)) ({'a': 2, 'c': 2}, {'b': 10, 'd': 9, 'e': 5})

Implement a function ingredients in Python that takes a recipe and returns a dictionary of the ingredients needed. Details:   accepts one multiline str argument containing a recipe each line of the recipe is either an instruction line or an ingredient line. The ingredient lines contain the character ':' , the instruction lines do not. instruction lines should be ignored ingredient lines will be structured like 'active dry yeast: 10g' . This breaks down as: an ingredient, e.g., 'active dry yeast' (can be multiple words) the character ':' followed by a space the quantity, e.g., '10g' , which will always be an integer (number of digits can vary) followed always by the letter 'g' ( for grams) note- that a particular ingredient may appear on more than one line, see sourdoughStarter below The function ingredients should output a dictionary: keys are ingredients each value is an int specifying the number grams of that ingredient used in the recipe if an ingredient appears on more than…