You are given a list of courses that are currently available in Oxford College that looks like the following: courses = ['CSE110','CSE111','MAT620','CSE520','EEE361','CSE650','MAT510']. All courses till 400 level (499) are for the undergraduate students whereas any courses above 500 are for the graduate or masters students. Write a python program that creates a dictionary from the above list where the keys will be each department name (CSE,EEE,MAT for the above example) and their values will be a dictionary of two keys - Undergraduate Courses and Graduate Courses. Each key will have courses that fall in Undergraduate and Graduate level respectively. Sample Input - No need to take input ['CSE110','CSE111','MAT620','CSE520','EEE361','CSE650','MAT510']
You are given a list of courses that are currently available in Oxford College that
looks like the following:
courses = ['CSE110','CSE111','MAT620','CSE520','EEE361','CSE650','MAT510'].
All courses till 400 level (499) are for the undergraduate students whereas
any courses above 500 are for the graduate or masters students.
Write a python program that creates a dictionary from the above list where
the keys will be each department name (CSE,EEE,MAT for the above example)
and their values will be a dictionary of two keys -
Undergraduate Courses and Graduate Courses.
Each key will have courses that fall in Undergraduate and Graduate level
respectively.
Sample Input - No need to take input
['CSE110','CSE111','MAT620','CSE520','EEE361','CSE650','MAT510']
Sample Output: (You just have to print the resultant dictionary. No need to
follow the pattern below)
{
'CSE':{
'Undergraduate':['CSE110','CSE111'],
'Graduate':['CSE520','CSE650']
},
'EEE':{
'Undergraduate':['EEE361'],
'Graduate':[]
},
'MAT':{
'Undergraduate':[],
'Graduate':['MAT510','MAT620']
}
}
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