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Answer:
canadian_capitals = {"Alberta":"Edmonton", "British Columbia":"Victoria", "Manitoba":"Winnipeg"}
mexica_capitals ={"Aguascalientes":"Aguascalientes", "Baja California":"Mexicali", "Baja California Sur":"La Paz"}
us_capitals ={"Alabama":"Montgomery", "Alaska":"Juneau", "Arizona":"Phoenix"}
nafta_capitals = {}
nafta_capitals.update(canadian_capitals)
nafta_capitals.update(mexica_capitals)
nafta_capitals.update(us_capitals)
print(nafta_capitals)
Explanation:
The code is written in python.
canadian_capitals = {"Alberta":"Edmonton", "British Columbia":"Victoria", "Manitoba":"Winnipeg"} I created the first dictionary with the variable name called canadian_capital. Notice the province of Canada is mapped to to their respective capitals.
mexica_capitals ={"Aguascalientes":"Aguascalientes", "Baja California":"Mexicali", "Baja California Sur":"La Paz"} I created the second dictionary with the variable name called mexican_capital. The states are also mapped to their respective capitals.
us_capitals ={"Alabama":"Montgomery", "Alaska":"Juneau", "Arizona":"Phoenix"} I created the third dictionary with the variable name called us_capital. The states are also mapped to their respective capitals.
nafta_capitals = {} This is an empty dictionary with the variable name nafta_capitals to combine the 3 dictionaries.
nafta_capitals.update(canadian_capitals) I updated the empty dictionary with the canadian_capitals dictionary.
nafta_capitals.update(mexica_capitals) I also added the mexica_capitals dictionary to the nafta_capitals dictionary.
nafta_capitals.update(us_capitals) I also added the us_capitals dictionary to the nafta_capitals dictionary.
print(nafta_capitals) The whole 3 dictionaries have been combined to form the nafta_capitals dictionary. The print function displays the already combine dictionaries.