Python Programming Master Class - Lecture 11: Python Dictionary | Python Data Structure Dictionary

Welcome to Week 4, Lecture 11 of the Python Programming Master Class! 🚀 In this session, we will explore one of the most powerful data structures in Python – the Dictionary. Understanding Python Dictionaries is crucial for handling structured data efficiently.

🔹 Topics Covered in This Video:
✅ What is a Python Dictionary?
✅ Dictionary Syntax & Structure
✅ How to Create a Dictionary in Python
✅ Accessing Dictionary Items (Keys & Values)
✅ Adding, Updating & Removing Dictionary Items
✅ Dictionary Methods & Operations
✅ Looping Through a Dictionary
✅ Real-World Applications of Python Dictionaries

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