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Python Assingment-6

Name: Gaduputi Venkata Kalyan

1. Create a dictionary 'person' with keys '"name", "age", and


"city"' and corresponding values '"John", 25, and "New York"'.
Print the dictionary.

2. Given the dictionary 'person = {"name": "Alice", "age": 30,


"city": "London"}', add a new key-value pair '"profession":
"Engineer"' using assignment and print the updated dictionary.

3. Create a dictionary 'student' with keys '"name", "grades",


and "age"' and corresponding values '"Bob", [85, 90, 78], and
22'. Use the '.get()' method to print the value associated with
the key "grades".
4. Given the dictionary 'car = {"brand": "Toyota", "model":
"Camry", "year": 2020}', update the value associated with the
key "year" to '2021' using assignment and print the dictionary.

5. Create a dictionary 'inventory' with keys '"apples",


"bananas", and "oranges"' and corresponding values '10, 5,
and 8'. Use the '.keys()' method to print all the keys in the
dictionary.

6. Given the dictionary 'inventory = {"apples": 10, "bananas": 5,


"oranges": 8}', use the '.values()' method to print all the values
in the dictionary.

7. Create a dictionary 'book' with keys '"title", "author", and


"year"' and corresponding values '"1984", "George Orwell",
and 1949'. Use the '.items()' method to print all the key-value
pairs in the dictionary.
8. Given the dictionary 'person = {"name": "Charlie", "age": 28,
"city": "San Francisco"}', remove the key-value pair with the
key "age" using the '.pop()' method and print the updated
dictionary.

9. Create a dictionary 'employee' with keys '"name", "position",


and "salary"' and corresponding values '"Diana", "Manager",
and 75000'. Use the '.update()' method to change the "salary"
to '80000' and add a new key-value pair '"department":
"Sales"'. Print the updated dictionary.

10. Given the dictionary 'movie = {"title": "Inception",


"director": "Christopher Nolan", "year": 2010}', use the
'.popitem()' method to remove the last inserted key-value pair
and print the removed pair and the updated dictionary.

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