# We have the following rectangles records in a list of dictionaries.
rectangles = [{ "ID": "Rect1", "Length": 40, "Breadth": 25, "Color": "red" },
{ "ID": "Rect2", "Length": 30, "Breadth": 20, "Color": "blue" },
{ "ID": "Rect3", "Length": 70, "Breadth": 45, "Color": "green"},
{ "ID": "Rect4", "Length": 20, "Breadth": 10, "Color": "purple"}
]
def sort_rectangles(title):
# Using insertion sort to solve this problem.
# sort by title.
# return rectangles.
return rectangles
Hint: We have studied how insertion-sort algorithm works. Implement the insertion-sort
algorithm first and modify it to solve the
above task Using Insertion Sort approach, write a function sort_rectangles (title) that takes as
input and sort the rectangles in ascending order by title. You need to return the updated rectang
les list. Note: The type of title input can be "ID", "Length", "Breadth", or "Color"..
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# We have the following rectangles records in a list of dictionaries.pdf
1. # We have the following rectangles records in a list of dictionaries.
rectangles = [{ "ID": "Rect1", "Length": 40, "Breadth": 25, "Color": "red" },
{ "ID": "Rect2", "Length": 30, "Breadth": 20, "Color": "blue" },
{ "ID": "Rect3", "Length": 70, "Breadth": 45, "Color": "green"},
{ "ID": "Rect4", "Length": 20, "Breadth": 10, "Color": "purple"}
]
def sort_rectangles(title):
# Using insertion sort to solve this problem.
# sort by title.
# return rectangles.
return rectangles
Hint: We have studied how insertion-sort algorithm works. Implement the insertion-sort
algorithm first and modify it to solve the
above task Using Insertion Sort approach, write a function sort_rectangles (title) that takes as
input and sort the rectangles in ascending order by title. You need to return the updated rectang
les list. Note: The type of title input can be "ID", "Length", "Breadth", or "Color".
![# We have the following rectangles records in a list of dictionaries.
rectangles = [{ "ID": "Rect1", "Length": 40, "Breadth": 25, "Color": "red" },
{ "ID": "Rect2", "Length": 30, "Breadth": 20, "Color": "blue" },
{ "ID": "Rect3", "Length": 70, "Breadth": 45, "Color": "green"},
{ "ID": "Rect4", "Length": 20, "Breadth": 10, "Color": "purple"}
]
def sort_rectangles(title):
# Using insertion sort to solve this problem.
# sort by title.
# return rectangles.
return rectangles
Hint: We have studied how insertion-sort algorithm works. Implement the insertion-sort
algorithm first and modify it to solve the
above task Using Insertion Sort approach, write a function sort_rectangles (title) that takes as
input and sort the rectangles in ascending order by title. You need to return the updated rectang
les list. Note: The type of title input can be "ID", "Length", "Breadth", or "Color".](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/wehavethefollowingrectanglesrecordsinalistofdictionaries-230331105323-acc53588/85/We-have-the-following-rectangles-records-in-a-list-of-dictionaries-pdf-1-320.jpg)
