input: 
  from typing import Dict, List, Any
  
  def simple_chatbot() -> Dict[str, Any]:
      """ This function creates a simple chatbot using Python and states defined in dictionaries.
      It initializes the state, handles user input, prints the state message, logs the conversation, and updates the state accordingly. 
      If the input is not recognized, it asks the user to try again. The conversation ends when the state does not have any replies, indicating a terminal state.
      >>> simple_chatbot()
      # Example interaction
      # User types: "I need some advice"
      {'name': 'state1', 'message': 'Sure, what kind of advice do you need?', 'replies': {'Career advice': 'state3', 'Health advice': 'state4'}}
      """
  
output:     
      states = {
          'state1': {
              'message': 'Sure, what kind of advice do you need?',
              'replies': {
                  'Career advice': 'state3',
                  'Health advice': 'state4'
              }
          },
          'state3': {
              'message': 'For career advice, focus on your strengths and seek opportunities to grow.',
              'replies': {}
          },
          'state4': {
              'message': 'For health advice, maintain a balanced diet and exercise regularly.',
              'replies': {}
          }
      }
  
      current_state = 'state1'
      while states[current_state]['replies']:
          print(states[current_state]['message'])
          user_input = input("User types: ")
          if user_input in states[current_state]['replies']:
              current_state = states[current_state]['replies'][user_input]
          else:
              print("Sorry, I didn't understand that. Please try again.")
  
      print(states[current_state]['message'])
      return states[current_state]
  