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Below is a single string that contains the name of an apple and its 'sweetness' level: apples = "McIntosh:3,Red Delicious:5,Fuji:8,Gala:6,Ambrosia: 7,Honeycrisp:7.5,Granny Smith:1" In this case, the apples are separated by commas, and each apple has two attributes (name and sweetness) separated by a colon. We will use the power of string's split method to sort this dataset. 1. Define a function named apple_sort that takes a single string as a parameter, this string will be an "apple". That is it will be one of the items like 'Honeycrisp:7.5'.

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