input: Write a python function to filter stocks with price greater than a given limit.
  assert filter_stocks([{‘ticker’:’AAPL’,‘price’: 233.5}, {‘ticker’:’MSFT’,‘price’: 115.8}, {‘ticker’:’GOOGL’, ‘price’: 1234.5}], 100) == [{‘ticker’:’AAPL’,‘price’: 233.5}, {‘ticker’:’MSFT’,‘price’: 115.8}, {‘ticker’:’GOOGL’, ‘price’: 1234.5}]
  assert filter_stocks([{‘ticker’:’AAPL’,‘price’: 233.5}, {‘ticker’:’MSFT’,‘price’: 115.8}, {‘ticker’:’GOOGL’, ‘price’: 1234.5}], 200) == [{‘ticker’:’AAPL’,‘price’: 233.5}, {‘ticker’:’GOOGL’, ‘price’: 1234.5}]
  assert filter_stocks([{‘ticker’:’AAPL’,‘price’: 233.5}, {‘ticker’:’MSFT’,‘price’: 115.8}, {‘ticker’:’GOOGL’, ‘price’: 1234.5}], 1200) == [{‘ticker’:’GOOGL’, ‘price’: 1234.5}]
output: def filter_stocks(stocks, limit):
      return [stock for stock in stocks if stock['price'] > limit]