How to delete an element in a python dictionary with a specific key

to delete an element in a python dictionary with a specific key, you can use the `del` keyword or the `pop()` method. here's a step-by-step tutorial along with a code example:

### using the `del` keyword:
1. specify the key of the element you want to delete.
2. use the `del` keyword followed by the dictionary name and the key to delete that element.

### using the `pop()` method:
1. specify the key of the element you want to delete.
2. use the `pop()` method on the dictionary and pass the key as an argument to remove the element.

### code explanation:
- in both examples, we have a dictionary `my_dict` with elements 'a': 1, 'b': 2, 'c': 3.
- we want to delete the element with the key 'b'.
- the `del my_dict[key_to_delete]` statement removes the element with key 'b' from the dictionary using the `del` keyword.

### output:
after running either of the code examples, the output will be:

by following these steps and examples, you can delete an element in a python dictionary with a specific key.

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