Typeerror dict object is not callable

a `typeerror: 'dict' object is not callable` error occurs when you attempt to treat a dictionary as a function by trying to call it with parentheses. dictionaries in python are accessed using square brackets `[]` for key-value pairs, not parentheses `()` for function calls.

here is an informative tutorial along with a code example to demonstrate this error:

### tutorial: typeerror: 'dict' object is not callable

1. **cause of the error**: this error occurs when you try to call a dictionary as if it were a function. this usually happens when you mistakenly use parentheses `()` instead of square brackets `[]` to access the values in a dictionary.

2. **solution**: to fix this error, make sure you are accessing dictionary elements using square brackets `[]` and not trying to call the dictionary as a function.

3. **example**:

in the above code example, we create a dictionary `my_dict` with key-value pairs representing a person's name, age, and city. we then correctly access the dictionary values using square brackets.

the error occurs when we mistakenly try to call the dictionary as if it were a function in the line `wrong_access = my_dict('name')`, resulting in the `typeerror: 'dict' object is not callable`.

by following the correct syntax for accessing dictionary elements, you can avoid encountering this error in your python code.

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