Python Dictionaries and Sets for Beginners | Python tutorial

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what an interesting video is this dave. thank you very much !!

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Thank You Sir

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[@mohamedmagdy-jy8vp]

dave i have a question why in the order print band in 18:52 didn`t print the first band in the program and printed the one we just made it

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[@johnaweiss]

6:29 You said each key/value pair is a tuple. Tuples can't be modified. So how can you modify a value in a dictionary?

[@005JR8]

Hi both copy and const method are creating shallow copies not deep copies

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[@ivanshugaev7146]

is "print(band["vocals"])" and "print(band.get("guitar"))" interchangeable?

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i put in (morenums) numbers like (98, 71 ,51, and others), the sets doesnt set them in order in the (nums), it changes its order.

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[@johnaweiss]

22:53 You didn't test to see if `0 in nums` will find the False.

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[@lsteved]

band["vocals"] = "Coverdale" Boo! haha Seriously though, great lessons.. and the Zeppelin examples actually helped!

[@utinthein7274]

Sir, How to check values in band. I got error Sir. print('Plant' in band)

[@DaveGrayTeachesCode]

You can check the keys of a dictionary with the keyword in like: "vocals" in band If you want to check the values in a dictionary, consider using band.values() like: "Plant" in band.values() The values() method returns a list of the dictionary values, and we previously learned we can use the keyword in to check if a value is in a list.

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