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The document demonstrates how to use dictionaries in Python. It shows creating dictionaries with keys and values, accessing values using get and pop methods, and obtaining keys and values. Dictionaries L1 and person are defined with keys and values, person["Occupation"] is updated, values are printed using get and pop, and keys and values are obtained into lists.

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Labwork-5.ipynb - Colaboratory

The document demonstrates how to use dictionaries in Python. It shows creating dictionaries with keys and values, accessing values using get and pop methods, and obtaining keys and values. Dictionaries L1 and person are defined with keys and values, person["Occupation"] is updated, values are printed using get and pop, and keys and values are obtained into lists.

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#1

L1 ={}

L1["A"]=4

L1["B"]=5

L1["C"]=318

L1["D"]=339

L1["E"]=320

print(L1)

{'A': 4, 'B': 5, 'C': 318, 'D': 339, 'E': 320}

#2

person = {"name ": "Jessa" , "country":"usa","telephone":"1178","Occupation": "programmer"
person["Occupation"] = "farmer"

print(person)

{'name ': 'Jessa', 'country': 'usa', 'telephone': '1178', 'Occupation': 'farmer

person = {"name":"Jessa","country":"usa","telephone":"1178","Occupation":"programmer"}

for i in person.keys():

print("\n")

print(i)

File "<ipython-input-11-893316053e2d>", line 3

print("\n")

IndentationError: expected an indented block

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person = {"name": "Jessa" , "country":"usa","telephone":"1178","Occupation": "programmer"}
print(person.get("telephone"))

print(person.pop("name"))

1178

Jessa

person = {"name": "Jessa" , "country":"usa","telephone":"1178","Occupation": "programmer"}
print("keys=" ,list(person.keys()))

print("values=" ,list(person.values()))

keys= ['name', 'country', 'telephone', 'Occupation']

values= ['Jessa', 'usa', '1178', 'programmer']

keys= ['name', 'country', 'telephone', 'Occupation']

values= ['Jessa', 'usa', '1178', 'programmer']

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