Dictionary in Python

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[@NikSy]

Thank you Naveen for this great tutorial I would like to add some more point about sets 1) To create an empty set use >>s1 =set() because if you use >> s1 = { } and check >> type(s1) you will get , which means it is treated as an dictionary instead of empty set.

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Good one mate...

[@kingofking481]

Bro when I type s1= set(). It shows type error and also shows tuple object is not callable. Pls explain bro what I did wrong

[@nareshbabu1882]

@@kingofking481 i think it may be the problem with version you installed...

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These are short, effective, and easy to follow tutorials. Keep the hard work

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These are so basic yet so confusing concepts! One needs a good practice to be good at this! A good series for clearing all basic doubts. Thank you!

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There are four is this complex data types in Python, which means you have to find a way to distinguish between them in your own way if you understand them. A good place to be bro

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The way you are teaching is amazing ✨

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Hi Navin, Awesome lecture, interesting to learn new things. Since your lecture is very interesting, we will not miss even a single word. I found out a mistake from video, might be by mistake you told this You said "create dictionary with the help of "list" which is correct, but you also mentioned u can create using "set" which is wrong, because key value mapping will be improper because set will not follow sequence Thanks

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Yes

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This ways perfect for the easily learn about dictionary of python ... thanku sir for the easily teaching..

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dear Navin Sir i m learning PYTHON form your video series and your lectures are very interesting and easy to learn and i become very big FAN of your , so thanks for teaching us Python . Dear sir , I have learnt C and C++ now i m learning Python then i will learn GUI in through Python but the question is that how can i make my carrier in IT Sector I need your Guidance

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Wow really wonderful explanation style with utmost simplicity👌. Grasping and practicing the foundation concepts of Python at the same time with so much ease 👍 Each aspect of dictionary has been explained nicely. Just awesome❤

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How is it doing?

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at 5:30 , i was thinking that i m now a mastermind in python that 'NOT found' concept thank alot sir ji

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Thank you for the video. Dictionary takes on a whole new meaning on the Internet.

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Hi bro... U r the one of the best teacher for python language.... The best things in your video is I will never boor during your lecture.... At last thanks a lot bro...❣️❣️👍🥰

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before i reached 3 minutes i had already subscribed and liked the video because simple is more ...Thank you for the content Sir

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Sir your lectures still rocks! Love from a student of 11th class.

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Hey I love computer But when I joined class 11 I started hating this subject!A guy recommended me your videos and now I started liking the subject a lot!Thanks man Keep it up !

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he taught me the same thing my teacher thought me for 2 months in 12 mins hats off !

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For real??

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@@virajaskhapli6097 no cap

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bro it is not valid to say that 2 months = 12 min your teacher may have given you some excess information in advance right.

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You are doing well keep it up and you are the best teacher

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This videos is beneficial to all the programmers. And it's clear all the basics point . It is very use full for the beginners

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Thank you, Naveen for this great tutorial Bro thank you so much, I got hired because of you, I owe you a lot.

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your teaching is OverPowered. Thanks

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You really teach very well.👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏 I really understood it.🙍🙍🙍🙍

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Now you r a Java developer

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Very Helpful Tutorial man! cheers!

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Sir u explain awesome...I am 2011 MCA passed out.. was worried how could I learn so many things and keep remember.. but your videos gives positive mindset..thanks a lot please keep the end screen display after the content is displayed completely, u can keep few extra seconds as buffer to show end screens..Thank u

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Thankyou Naveen sir I wanted to learn python form my childhood but was never possible but because of u it became possible now thankyou very much!!!!!!1

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there are ppl who use data, some ppl pronounces as data but i saw the 3rd person who is pronouncing data as data without saying data..... :) Thanks a lot navin sir, this is the first time im getting pure interest while learning a language!!!!

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Very well explained sir thnkuu for helping us all to understand the concepts very easily .its like one of the best video i have watched on dictionary😇😇😇

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Literally and metaphorically

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What type of questions, tasks were on your exam?

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@@zaderax like , writting program to append data in list( according to user choice ), bubble sort in python ,different b/t list/tuple

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Sir, thanks a lot for such an informative lesson but I am still a little confused with which brackets can make a video regarding that as well. Thanks

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The concept is a little tricky, you didn't mention some methods but that's totally fine I also don't wanna get too much confused on just basics. Love the way you explain it. Thanks

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Thanku for explaining the concept in a easy way

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Mutability : tendency to change

[@shubhammalik5713]

Is there any command or function key to clear the screen. or do i have to reopen the app itself.

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i also have the same question

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Me too

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clr

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i think data.clear will work

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I was squeezing my mind about nested dictionary for a long time thank you so much it was vey helpful

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Bro please give more examples of dictionary in dictionary which mimics a database btw the content is amazing i learned so much from your videos❤️

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BRO I am enjoying your way of teaching and making teaching a fun....

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7:14 dic....tionary btw very helpful video sir 👌

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I'm new learner, you are awesome I am easily excuting the tasks infact I am enjoying. I've some doubts like how you clean the page and scrolling up page could you please clarify me sir.

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Awesome, very helpful...

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It's useful 😊 thank you 😊😊

[@aNewPage1995]

Hi, I was wondering if it is possible to create a dictionary that also works in a reverse mode. But at the same time in the regular mode. Because i wanna create a translate system. But than that they translate both ways automatically, without switching the language it self. Is this possible ? Thanks

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Sir. Your head seems brighter than my coding carrier..

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Thanks a lot very easy to follow 👍

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Sir I have a problem that control+space is not working in IDLE in my case...Any another option to list specific function?

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Very beneficial video...thanks a lot sir.

[@epicplayzroshan1607]

This video explains the concept of dictionaries in Python, including creating, accessing, and modifying dictionary elements, as well as advanced techniques like nested dictionaries and lists within dictionaries. Key moments: 00:04 The video discusses dictionaries in Python, which store key-value pairs. Keys must be unique and immutable, allowing for efficient retrieval of specific values based on keys. -Dictionaries in Python store key-value pairs, where keys are unique and immutable, enabling efficient value retrieval based on keys. -Keys in dictionaries can be strings or numbers, ensuring uniqueness and immutability for efficient data retrieval. 03:45 Using Python dictionaries, you can fetch, remove values, and handle missing keys effectively. Additionally, merging lists into dictionaries and adding new values is straightforward in Python. -Fetching and removing values from dictionaries in Python. -Handling missing keys and returning specific values in dictionaries. -Merging lists into dictionaries and adding new values to dictionaries in Python. 07:49 Working with dictionaries in Python allows adding, deleting, and nesting dictionaries within dictionaries for advanced data structuring and retrieval. -Adding and deleting values in dictionaries. Understanding how to add and delete key-value pairs in dictionaries in Python for efficient data management. -Nesting dictionaries within dictionaries. Exploring the concept of nesting dictionaries within dictionaries to create complex data structures for better organization and retrieval. -Utilizing dictionaries for advanced data structuring. Demonstrating the use of dictionaries to store lists and dictionaries as values for more intricate data handling and retrieval in Python. This is what i understand

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Hello there , Can we print the whole list / tuple / set / dictionaries without their respective brackets ? If yes, Please let me know ur answer sir.

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I really want you to post more videos on python. It really helps. It would be really helpful if you post recursion and backtracking concepts.

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I am grade 6 , thank you

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12:20 --- when you added data['Monika'] it gave you an error, but when you added what she loves i.e 'CS' it didn't give an error,how is that possible she was not added in the Key [].. *hope my doubt was mentioned correct* I a beginner

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you can see mine too. The Python playlist contains most of the fundamentals, step by step , sequentially, with detailed source files. And the channel has another playlist - R beginning course.

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Sir how did you clear the screen at 9:05

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He did not. It was a jumpcut since the video is edited. You can't really clear it as fas as I know.

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yes same doubt for me...

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def cls(): print(" " * 50) # call it cls()

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type cls() and hit enter whenever u need a clear IDLE-window ....

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Best toturial for beginners...

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sir, ist thing i want to congratulate you, you taught us very well through these sessions. sir, when we assign additionally value for 3 in the list that is not found, and after when i entered data[3], can't we merge this thing not found in between automatically, like if I entered any number it automatically give not found either

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Im really new to python this explains a lot thank you Navin Reddy By: A.V.R.R (Admala Vedh Roshan Reddy)

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nums = [25, 36, 95, 14, 12, 26] del nums[2:5] print(nums) output : [25,36,26]

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Hi Naveen, Thank you so much for giving a brief on each concept...

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