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Dict Python

A dictionary in Python is a data structure that stores key-value pairs, with keys being unique and values changeable. Dictionaries have methods like get(), update(), fromkeys(), keys(), values(), items(), pop(), popitem(), and copy() to interact with and retrieve data from the key-value pairs. The document provides examples of some common dictionary methods in Python.

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Dict Python

A dictionary in Python is a data structure that stores key-value pairs, with keys being unique and values changeable. Dictionaries have methods like get(), update(), fromkeys(), keys(), values(), items(), pop(), popitem(), and copy() to interact with and retrieve data from the key-value pairs. The document provides examples of some common dictionary methods in Python.

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PYTHON
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DICT
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METHODS
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In Python - a Dictionary is a data structure
used to store values in the form of key:value
pairs

Items are Ordered (they exist in a defined


order), and Changeable (they can be altered,
adding, removed after creation)

Dicts do not allow duplicate keys (but different


keys could have the same associated value)

There are many important methods that can


be used with Dictionaries...
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.get()
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with a specified key
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.update()
6 Updates your dictionary with a
new key:value pair
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.fromkeys()
6 Creates/Returns a dictionary
based upon pre-specified keys &
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values
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.keys()
6 Returns all of the keys from your
dictionary
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.values()
6 Returns all of the values from
your dictionary
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.items()
6 Returns all of the key:value pairs
from your dictionary (each
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returned as a tuple)
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.pop()
6 Removes (and returns) the key
and value for a specified key
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.popitem()
6 Removes (and returns) the most
recently added key:value pair
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.copy()
6 Returns a copy of your dictionary
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.clear()
6 Removes all elements of your
dictionary
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