Write a loop that prints each country's population in country_pop. Sample output with input:

United States has 318463000 people.

India: 1247220000

Indonesia: 252164800

China: 1365830000

1. country_pop = {

2. 'China': 1365830000

3. 'India': 1247220000

4. 'United States': 318463000

5. 'Indonesia': 252164800

6. } # country populations as of 2014

7

8. print (country, 'has', pop, 'people.')

country_pop = { 'China': 1365830000, 'India': 1247220000, 'United States': 318463000, 'Indonesia': 252164800 } for key in country_pop: print (key + " has " + str (country_pop[key]) + " people")

Explanation:

The solution code is written in Python 3.

Given a dictionary, country_pop with data that includes four country along with their respective population (Line 1-6). We can use for in loop structure to traverse through each of the key (country) in the dictionary and print their respective population value (Line 7-8). The general loop structure through is as follow:

for key in dict:

do something

One key will be addressed for each round of loop and we can use that key to extract the corresponding value of the key (e. g. country_pop[key]) and print it out.