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Python - Dictionary

This document discusses dictionaries in Python. It provides examples of creating dictionaries with key-value pairs, accessing values using keys, adding/updating keys and values, and looping through dictionaries. Dictionaries allow storing multiple pieces of related data and accessing them using keys, and they are useful for storing data in key-value pairs.

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Python - Dictionary

This document discusses dictionaries in Python. It provides examples of creating dictionaries with key-value pairs, accessing values using keys, adding/updating keys and values, and looping through dictionaries. Dictionaries allow storing multiple pieces of related data and accessing them using keys, and they are useful for storing data in key-value pairs.

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Dictionary

Python
Programming
Language
Learning Outcome

• To be to understand the features of Dictionary collection.


• To practice coding with Dictionaries in Python programming language.
Introduction

• It is ordered (in version 3.7 onwards), changeable and does not allow duplicates
values.
• Written in curly brackets.
• Have data with key:value pairs.
Sample
Key Value

sampleDict = { "student1":  "Feroz “,


“Address":  “123, Jalan Tuah“,
“YOB”: 1950
}
print(sampleDict["student1"])
NO Duplicates

sampleDict = { "student1":  "Feroz “,


“Address":  “123, Jalan Tuah“,
“YOB”: 1950,
“YOB”:2021
}
print(sampleDict)
Print With Key

sampleDict = { "student1":  "Feroz “,


“Address":  “123, Jalan Tuah“,
“YOB”: 1950
}
z = sampleDict[“Address”]
print(z)
Print List of Keys

sampleDict = { "student1":  "Feroz “,


“Address":  “123, Jalan Tuah“,
“YOB”: 1950
}
z = sampleDict.keys()
print(z)
Print List of Values

sampleDict = { "student1":  "Feroz “,


“Address":  “123, Jalan Tuah“,
“YOB”: 1950
}
z = sampleDict.values()
print(z)
Add New Key

sampleDict = { "student1":  "Feroz “,


“Address":  “123, Jalan Tuah“,
“YOB”: 1950
}
z = sampleDict.keys()
print(z) #BEFORE changes

sampleDict[“Occupation”] = “Lecturer”
print(z) #AFTER the changes
Change the Value

sampleDict = { "student1":  "Feroz “,


“Address":  “123, Jalan Tuah“,
“YOB”: 1950
}
sampleDict[“YOB”] = 2021
print(sampleDict)
Adding and Update

sampleDict = { "student1":  "Feroz “,


“Address":  “123, Jalan Tuah“,
“YOB”: 1950
}
sampleDict[“Car”] = “MyVi”
print(sampleDict)

sampleDict = { "student1":  "Feroz “,


“Address":  “123, Jalan Tuah“,
“YOB”: 1950
}
sampleDict.update({“Car”: “Ativa”})
print(sampleDict)
Loop

sampleDict = { "student1":  "Feroz “,


“Address":  “123, Jalan Tuah“,
“YOB”: 1950
}
for y, z in sampleDict.items():
print(y,z)
Loop

sampleDict = { "student1":  "Feroz “,


“Address":  “123, Jalan Tuah“,
“YOB”: 1950
}
for z in sampleDict:
print(sampleDict[z])
Tutorial

• Display your data such as name, course etc. using Dictionary data type and update
any of the data.

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