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Inventory After A Sale

The dict stock counts each item on the shelf. Read an item name and then a quantity sold (two lines, no prompts; the item is always a key). Lower that item's count by the quantity and print the whole dict afterwards so every item shows, in the usual dict form. Input: two lines. Output: one line, the printed dict.

Expected Output:

{'pens': 7, 'paper': 30, 'clips': 40}

= newline. The output ends with a newline — print one after the last line.

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Topics:
Dictionaries
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pens\n5\n
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