Grocery_list

1 create dictionary with a grocery list. assign the dictionary to the variable grocery_list
2 print out the contents of grocery_list, one item at a time, in the order: name, cost, quantity.
3 update the quantity to 3
4 print out the contents of grocery_list, one item at a time, in the order: name, cost, quantity, after the quantity update.

provided:

# create dictionary with a grocery list. assign the dictionary to the variable grocery_list

# print out the contents of grocery_list

# update the quantity to 3

# print out the contents of grocery_list after updating the quantity

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