Python Dictionaries: {key: value} Pairs #17

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answers: 1.peak 2.whole dictionary with added key as terrain: "land" 3.mountain: peak , terrain: land

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The ("age") key at 1:49 is not a tuple, it is a string actually, right?

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If I just want to print out a particular key... and not all the keys.. how do you do this? appreciate the help!

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[@hubertcombomarketing2693]

There must be a comma after the first element to make a tuple ("age",).

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[@joyceadhiambo9977]

1. peak 2. {'mountain': 'peak', 'forest': 'jungle', 'terrain': 'land'} 3. {'mountain': 'peak', 'terrain': 'land'}

[@ignaciosaavedra7115]

1:59 acording to w3school, thats not a single item tuple, you missed the comma after the object of the tuple.

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great explanation

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how to pair keys from excel data for multiple rows and columns?

[@saifurrehman6756]

I wonder, after checking, why .remove is not working in the case of a dictionary?

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1. Peak 2. {'Mountain': 'Peak', 'Forest': 'Jungle', 'terrain': 'land'} 3. {'Mountain': 'Peak', 'terrain': 'land'}

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I was curious about all the excess bracketing and I ran the following: person1 = {"name":"Linus","age":21} person1["hobbies"] = "philately" # Instead of ["hobbies"]=["philately"] print(person1) I got the following output: >>> %Run 17_PythonDictionariesToStoreKeyValuePairs.py {'name': 'Linus', 'age': 21, 'hobbies': 'philately'} Is there any particular reason to bracket the "hobbies" argument? The output certainly looks cleaner this way.

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Iam not able to run the dictionary in your compiler

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Please reply

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1."peak" 2.{"mountain": "peak", "forest": "jungle", "terrain": "land"} 3.{"mountain": "peak", "terrain": "land"}

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how to write python program drop empty Items from a given Dictionary

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my answers 1. {"peak"} 2. {"mountain" : "peak", "forest" : "jungle", "terrain" : "land"} 3. {"mountain" : "peak", "terrain" : "land"}

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Between 0.05 and 0.11, the instructor refers to strings as a compound data type. This is not correct. I hope this is just a blip because I have found his explanations to be beautifully clear till now.

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I have a doubt in get method.

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You explain the dictionary in 8 min op !

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1. peak 2. {‘mountain’: ‘peak’, ‘forest’: ‘jungle’, ‘terrains’: ‘land’} 3. {‘mountain’: ‘peak’, ‘terrains’: ‘land’} Is the answer..✅

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I am getting a person1 not defined error

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So now I know what a dictionary does, why woul I use it?

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