Introduction to Python Dictionaries: Python Basics

In plain English, a dictionary is a book containing the definitions of words. Each entry in a dictionary has two parts: the word being defined, and its definition.

Python dictionaries, like lists and tuples, store a collection of objects. However, instead of storing objects in a sequence, dictionaries hold information in pairs of data called key-value pairs. That is, each object in a dictionary has two parts: a key and a value. Each key is assigned a single value, which defines the relationship between the two sets.

This is a portion of the complete course, which you can find here:

The rest of the course covers how to:
- Checking the Existence of Dictionary Keys
- Iterating Over Dictionaries
- Nesting Dictionaries
- A Challenge Exercise to Test Your Learning

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nice content, dictionary storing multiple dataframes is so flexible, what's your favourite application of this object?