Activity 3
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* **Due**: Friday November 13th at 11:59 PM, via OWL (in the ``Assignments`` tab)
* **Marking Scheme**: `act3_marking_scheme.txt <act3_marking_scheme.txt>`_

.. admonition:: This is Optional
   :class: Warning

   This activity is optional. If you ``do not`` submit it it will not count towards your activity mark (and your mark will be out of the average between activities 1 and 2). If you ``do`` submit it it will count as 1 of 3 activities in your final activity mark.

What you need to do
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1. Write a function which takes 2 lists and puts them into a dictionary as keys and values, respectively. So, for example, if list1 is [0,3,5,6] then these would be the keys for your dictionary, and if list2 is ["a", "b", "c", "d"] then these would be the values for your dictionary.

2. If list1 has any duplicates, you must put the values corresponding to duplicate keys (i.e. those from list 2) into a ``tuple``. See the code below for reference (note that 0 is a duplicate key, so both "Sara" and "David need to go into a tuple")

>>> list1 = [0, 0, 5, 3, 2]
>>> list2 = ["Sara", "David", "Surya", "Kevin", "Vrund"]
>>> new_dict = make_dict(list1, list2)
>>> print(new_dict)
    {0: ("Sara", "David"), 5: "Surya", 3: "Kevin", 2: "Vrund"}

Call your function with the following test values for list1 and list2:

>>> list1 = [0,6,1,3,2,0,6,4,5,7,0,5]
>>> list2 = ["black cat", "fighting fish", "dog", "turtle", "horse", "tabby cat", "cichlid fish", "snail", "budgie", "lizard", "savannah cat", "parrot"]

What to submit (in zipped folder)
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1. Your python file (``activity3.py``) with all of your code.

2. A text file with your output (``output.txt``). In your output you only need to print the dictionary resulting from your function call.