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'dict' Literals and Conversions
How to specify "dict" values in Python code?
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"dict" values can be specified using "dict" literals or the dict() conversion function as shown in this tutorial:
1. "dict" literals in {n1:v1, n2:v2, ...} format as shown below:
>>> {"Age":25, "Name":"Joe"} {'Age': 25, 'Name': 'Joe'}
2. dict() function converting argument list to "dict":
>>> dict(Age=24, Name="John") {'Age': 24, 'Name': 'John'}
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