Dictionary in Python

 thisdict = {

  "brand": "Ford",

  "model": "Mustang",

  "year": 1964

}


print(thisdict)

li=dict(name="Gunjan",age=22,cnt="India")

print(li)

print(thisdict["brand"])

print(thisdict['model'])

print(li.get("age"))

print(thisdict.keys())

print(thisdict.items())

print(thisdict.values())

thisdict['year']=2004

thisdict.update({"year":2005})

thisdict['gear']="Automatic"

# thisdict.pop("gear")

# thisdict.popitem() # popitem method removes the last element in the dictionary

# del thisdict # it throws an error instead of this we use clear method

# del thisdict['gear']

thisdict.clear() # deletes all the elements in the dictionary


li2=thisdict.copy() # copy is used to copy the entire dictionary



for x,y in thisdict.items():

    print(f"{x} = {y}")


for x,y in li2.items():

    print(f"{x} = {y}")



if "model" in thisdict:

    print("yes")

if "Ford" in thisdict:

    print("yeah")

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