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Tree Node Class Design

EasyPython

Problem

Define a tree structure using a class Node with attributes key, value, and children.

Implement create_node(key, value), which creates a node with the supplied key and value and no children. Return its plain Python representation as a dictionary with exactly the keys key, value, and children.

Input parameters are key and value; either may be any JSON-compatible value. The output is a dictionary whose children value is an empty list.

Constraints

  • key and value are JSON-compatible values.
  • Each created node must have a distinct empty children list.
  • The returned dictionary contains exactly key, value, and children.

Function Signature

def create_node(key, value):
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