How To Use Dictionaries In Python (Python Tutorial #8)

[kbarracuda]

My friends: "how did you learn python"
Me: 4:33

[samuraijack]

As my old schoolteacher used to say:
"Google is the best professor"

[joyayou]

Thank You! YK. The best Python tutorials for beginners I've ever seen. So easy to understand.

[haileyr]

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[anvegar]

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[tabbypp]

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[jumaedtanbeen]

It's been 50 days we didn't get any new video in this awesome series
Please resume the series as soon as possible.

[PShepuu]

for key, value in d.items():
print("key", key, "value", value)

[kokoetteumoren]

so easy to understand! Best I have seen

[sopkotm]

YK, Great job on this entire series!!! You put this series together perfectly to get me going. Thank you. Looking forward to future examples.

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[gumbo]

You could also think of it as a menu in a restaurant where you put an item at the left and price at the right.

[ioanniskopadis]

"To test for yourself, change the word key to poop ."

[vindicatedafi]

I am loving the series I run your videos in conjunction with my class to keep practicing at the basics. Dont stop the series man its very informative and good information. Its always good to practice the basics for repetition once a day 30 minutes.

[nilanjanbhattacharyya]

You are very Down to Earth and Thanks for the Climax with the idea of "How to get out of problems by Googling"

[mohammaddavoudi]

you could also go with:
for key, value in d.items():
print(key, ":", value)

[laurasteven]

# How to make an actual dictionary
d["Incredulous"] = "unwilling or unable to believe something"

d["Extraordinary"] = "not normal, really extra"
for key, value in d.items():
print("word")
print(key)
print("definition")
print(value)
print("")

[kanghumcho]

If anyone finds it useful another way I found was.
d = {"George":24, "Tom": 32, "Jenny":20, "10" :100}
for key, value in d.items():
print(key, '->', value)


>>>>
George -> 24
Tom -> 32
Jenny-> 20
10 -> 100

[paramshah]

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