Define а functiоn nаmed creаte_cоntacts that cоnsumes two parameters. The first parameter is a list of strings, representing names. The secondparameter is a list of strings, representing phone numbers. This function should return a dictionary where the keys are the names from the first list,and the values are the phone numbers from the second list. You can assume that the two lists will never be empty and that they will always contain the same number of key/value pairs. You cannot use the python zip tool. Do this the long way using a for-loop. Write 2 assert_equal tests. Each list should contain at least 2 key-value pairs. Sample Output print(create_contacts(['luke','leia'],['435-123-4567','435-765-4321']))-> {'luke':'435-123-4567','leia':'435-765-4321'} The starting code in case the embedded IDE cannot be loaded for you. from cisc108 import assert_equal Copy your code into the canvas textbox. Code in the python editor is NOT saved.
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