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This week in section, you are going to get some practice with a few new topics, and we'll reinforce old concepts like nested dictionaries and file reading which will be helpful for the current assignment and Assignment 6. Here's the Section 7 starter code. You'll unzip/extract this file and open it in PyCharm just like you do with your assignment starter code. Over the past two centuries, humanity has witnessed profound shifts in both health and wealth, reshaping the global landscape. In 1809, life expectancy languished below 40 years, and average income struggled to exceed $3000 annually. However, post-World War II, progress accelerated. Inspired by Hans Rosling's analyses, we aim to visualize the evolution of life expectancy and income per person across 200 countries. Our journey begins in 1809, portraying the gradual improvement in health and economic status globally. Rosling's data point to a closing gap between Western and non-Western countries, fostering a "converging world" pers

This week in section, you are going to get some practice with a few new topics, and we'll reinforce old concepts like nested dictionaries and file reading which will be helpful for the current assignment and Assignment 6. Here's the Section 7 starter code. You'll unzip/extract this file and open it in PyCharm just like you do with your assignment starter code. Over the past two centuries, humanity has witnessed profound shifts in both health and wealth, reshaping the global landscape. In 1809, life expectancy languished below 40 years, and average income struggled to exceed $3000 annually. How

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