input: from typing import Dict
  
  def add_positive_feedback_loop(program: str, feedback: str) -> Dict[str, str]:
      """ Given a python program as a string, add a positive feedback loop by updating the program
      to print a feedback message once a condition in the loop is met.
      Return a dictionary with the updated program and the specific feedback message.
      >>> add_positive_feedback_loop("for i in range(10):\\n    print(\\"hello\\")", "You've got it!")
      {'program': 'for i in range(10):\\n    print(\\"hello\\")\\n    i += 1\\n    if i == 10:\\n        print(\\"You\\'ve got it!\\")', 'feedback': "You've got it!"}
      """
output:     updated_program = program.splitlines()
      for i, line in enumerate(updated_program):
          if 'for' in line and 'in' in line:
              loop_var = line.split()[1]
              updated_program[i] += f"\n    {loop_var} += 1"
              updated_program.append(f"    if {loop_var} == 10:\n        print(\"{feedback}\")")
              break
      return {'program': '\n'.join(updated_program), 'feedback': feedback}