Develop a program that counts the number of occurrences of each character in a string, including letters, punctuations, and white spaces. Letters are case sensitive (‘T’ and ‘t’ are different). Store the result in a dictionary, with the characters as the keys, and number of occurrences as their values. You can use the following string to test (but your code should work with any string input): a. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Note that this string contains all the letters of the English alphabet. Finally, use the module pprint for pretty printing of dictionaries.

import pprint
pprint. pprint(dictionary) or

spam = pprint. pformat(dictionary)
# Pretty text as a string value print(spam)