Python Quiz Series - Part 9 (Dictionaries)

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[bantuthomas]

Sir, your quizzes are very well put together. They contain a varied type of questions and demand a good amount of knowledge of the subject. Thanks a lot for the same.

[bantuthomas]

In Q28, around 9:01 minutes into the video, I think the answer should be:
Three
{1: 'One', 2: 'Two', 3: 'Three'}

[duggishanmukhavihar]

sir could you please explain question 35

[duggishanmukhavihar]

Sir in question 23:
d={1:"One", 2:"Two"}
the output conatins 'One' and 'Two' with single quotation marks.Why cant it be with double quotation marks