In python, how do I use a  for loop to print out the key and value from a dictionary, without using the items() method? Also, I can't use the .format function, this method has yet to be thought and therefore I am unable to use it, I must use an f string. The output should look like the 2nd table in the sample. All my other code is looking just like the example.

do the code in python: Consider the following code. What is the code trying to do? What arethe mistakes that you should fix to get the code to work? Make sure to typeout the corrected version to make sure that the code works.list = [1, -2, 3, -4, -5, 6]y = []slope = 5ini_val = 2count = 1while count < 6:y_temp = slope * list[count] + ini_valif y_temp > 0:y.append(y_temp)else:y.append(0)count =+ 1print(y)

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I have to create a program using python so that when the user inputs a state, it outputs the given info such as capital, state bird, and rank. I have most of it coded, but when I run the program I get an invalid syntax error, I'll attach a screenshot of what I have so far. I'll also attach what it's suppose to look like. Here are the instructions: Your program will initialize lists to store information about the states. You should have one list for the names of the states, one list for the names of the capitals, one list for the names of the state birds per state, and one list for the order number the state joined the union. Alternatively, you can use a db list of lists as demonstrated in the exercises in the book to store the information in one structure or dictionaries.  Next ask the user to enter a name of a state. Find the index of that name. Use that index to report back to the user the name of the capital, state bird, and the order the state joined the union.