#C6679. Aggregate Values by Key
Aggregate Values by Key
Aggregate Values by Key
You are given a list of dictionary entries where each entry contains a category and an integer value. In addition, you are provided a key string, which indicates the field of aggregation. For each entry, the first token represents the category (which corresponds to the given key) and the second token is an integer value. Your task is to aggregate the values for each unique category and output the result. The output should list each unique category alongside the summed value, with the lines sorted lexicographically by the category.
In other words, if the input key is K and you have N entries, each entry is in the format:
<category> <value>
Then for each distinct category, compute ( S = \sum_{i \text{ with } category} value_i ) and print each category and its sum on a separate line, sorted by the category in ascending order.
inputFormat
The first line contains a string K, which is the key to aggregate by (for example, 'category'). The second line contains an integer N, the number of entries. Each of the following N lines contains a category (a string) and a value (an integer) separated by a space.
outputFormat
Output the aggregated result for each unique category in ascending lexicographical order. For each category, print a line with the category, a space, and the corresponding aggregated sum.## sample
category
5
A 10
B 20
A 5
C 7
B 3
A 15
B 23
C 7
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