The function below, find_largest_value_key, takes a single argument: a dictionary data_dict. the dictionary can have any data type as a key, but all of the dictionaries values are of type integer. all of the values are positive integers. complete the function below to return the key which corresponds to the largest value in the dictionary. for example, given the dictionary {"sample": 15, 5: 25}, the function should return 5

The completed code for the function in Python is given in the bold font.

Explanation:

def find_largest_value_key(data_dict):

   largeValue = None

   result = None

   for k in data_dict.keys():

       if(largeValue==None or largeValue<data_dict[k]):

           largeValue = data_dict[k]

           result = k

   return result

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