Dictonary_Assignment
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1. Give three examples of real-world objects th...
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Dictonary_Assignment
Please help ASAP!!
1. Give three examples of real-world objects that behave like a dictionary.
2. Assume that the variable data refers to the dictionary {βbβ:20, βaβ:35}.
Write the values of the following expressions(ie results)
a. data[βaβ]
b. data. get(βcβ, None)
c. len(data)
d. data. keys()
e. data. values()
f. data. pop(βbβ)
g. data # After the pop above
3. Assume that the variable data refers to the dictionary {βbβ:20, βaβ:35}.
Write the expressions that perform the following tasks (ie python code):
a. Replace the value at the key βbβ in data with that valueβs negation.
b. Add the key/value pair βcβ:40 to data.
c. Remove the value at key βbβ in data, safely.
d. Print the keys in data in alphabetical order.
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