PYTHON FILL IN THE BLANK CODE REMEMBER TO UTILIZE DICTIONARIES # Implement this function: def store_checkout(inventory_tuple_list, item_purchase_list): """ inventory_tuple_list: A list of tuples. Each...

PYTHON FILL IN THE BLANK CODE REMEMBER TO UTILIZE DICTIONARIES # Implement this function: def store_checkout(inventory_tuple_list, item_purchase_list): """ inventory_tuple_list: A list of tuples. Each tuple has a string representing an item name, an int representing a price, and a string representing a description. Example: [("A", 5, "shiny new A"), ("B", 10, "big heavy B")] item_purchase_list: A list of strings. Each string represents an item name. Example: ["A", "A", "B", "C"] Return the total price of the items in item_purchase_list by using prices from the provided inventory_tuple_list. If an item does not have a price, it is free. The descriptions are extra, useless information for this function. The example inputs here would have a total cost of: 5 + 5 + 10 + 0 = 20 """ return 0 # Implement this function: def highest_frequency_count(item_list): """ item_list: A list of strings. Each string represents an item name. Example: ["A", "A", "B", "C", "A", "B", "B"] Find and return a count for the most frequently occurring item in item_list. In the example, "A" and "B" each appear 3 times, while "C" appears only 1 time. Therefore, expected return value would be 3. """ return 0