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print("Part 3: Students and Their Courses")?? for student, courses in students_with_courses.items(): 17 - ...print(f"Student: \{student[1]\} (\{student[0]\})")? "-print(f"Courses: \{','.join(courses)\}") ? ....print() ? \# Question 6: Why is a dictionary used here to combine student details with their cou \# Bonus Challenge: Find students not in a specific course \( \ \frac{1}{-1} \) def-students_not_in_course(course,-students): \( \rrbracket \) return [student[1] for student, courses in students.items() if course not in courses]

          print("Part 3: Students and Their Courses")??
for student, courses in students_with_courses.items(): 17
- ...print(f"Student: \{student[1]\} (\{student[0]\})")?
"-print(f"Courses: \{','.join(courses)\}") ?
....print() ?
\# Question 6: Why is a dictionary used here to combine student details with their cou
\# Bonus Challenge: Find students not in a specific course \( \ \frac{1}{-1} \)
def-students_not_in_course(course,-students): \( \rrbracket \)
return [student[1] for student, courses in students.items() if course not in courses]

print("Part 3: Students and Their Courses")??
for student, courses in studentswithcourses.items(): 17
- ...print(f"Student: {student[1]} ({student[0]})")?
"-print(f"Courses: {','.join(courses)}") ?
....print() ?
# Question 6: Why is a dictionary used here to combine student details with their cou
# Bonus Challenge: Find students not in a specific course (1)/(-1)
def-studentsnotincourse(course,-students):
return [student[1] for student, courses in students.items() if course not in courses]

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