*Note this question builds upon the last question (#28). Sup…

*Note this question builds upon the last question (#28). Suppose you have the following code:    What needs to be done to combos_list to ensure that the 2nd item in combos_list has ‘tots’ as a side? Give a one sentence detailed response. If nothing needs changed, then just type nothing and explain why. For your response to be detailed, you must reference aliases, clones, deep copies, and/or shallow copies.

Given given a list of tuples (name, breed, status) called go…

Given given a list of tuples (name, breed, status) called got, construct a dictionary that maps only the names (name) of direwolves (breed) to a bool value of True if the animal is alive (status) and a bool value of False otherwise. You must use a one-line dictionary comprehension. Do not use nested (multiple) for-loops. Example input: got = [(‘Ghost’, ‘direwolf’, ‘alive’), (‘Rhaegal’, ‘dragon’, ‘dead’), (‘Drogon’, ‘dragon’, ‘alive’), (‘Summer’, ‘direwolf’, ‘dead’)] Output: {‘Ghost’: True, ‘Summer’: False}

Describe in one sentence how the main window looks different…

Describe in one sentence how the main window looks different after abutton has been pressed one time? If nothing will have changed simply put “the window will not have changed”. class MainWindow(QWidget):   def __init__(self):         super().__init__()           self.setWindowTitle(“Food”)         box = QVBoxLayout()         mybutton = QPushButton(“cats”)         mybutton.clicked.connect(self.on_button2_clicked)         box2 = QHBoxLayout()         box2.addWidget(mybutton)         abutton = QPushButton(“dogs”)         abutton.clicked.connect(lambda x : self.setWindowTitle(“Yummy!”))         box.addWidget(abutton)         self.setLayout(box)   def on_button2_clicked(self):         self.setWindowTitle(“Pets!”)if __name__ == ‘__main__’:    app = QApplication(sys.argv)    main = MainWindow()    main.show()    sys.exit(app.exec_())