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    This document provides examples of using dictionary methods like items(), values(), keys(), and iterating through dictionary keys and items. It shows printing the output of these methods, updating a value in the dictionary, and clearing the entire dictionary. Specifically, it demonstrates retrieving dictionary items as tuples, values as a list, and keys as a list. It also shows iterating through just keys and through key-value pairs. Finally, it gives examples of updating a value and clearing the dictionary.

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    This document provides examples of using dictionary methods like items(), values(), keys(), and iterating through dictionary keys and items. It shows printing the output of these methods, updating a value in the dictionary, and clearing the entire dictionary. Specifically, it demonstrates retrieving dictionary items as tuples, values as a list, and keys as a list. It also shows iterating through just keys and through key-value pairs. Finally, it gives examples of updating a value and clearing the dictionary.

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    1. x = {“Name” : “Ali”, “Age” : 33 , “Height” : 1.

    5}
    print(x.items())
    OUTPUT :
    >> dict_items([('Name', 'Ali'), ('Age', 33), ('Height', 1.5)])

    2. x = {“Name” : “Ali”, “Age” : 33 , “Height” : 1.5}


    print(x.values())
    OUTPUT :
    >> dict_values(['Ali', 33, 1.5])

    3. x = {5: 6, 7 : 8 , 9: 10}
    print(x.keys())
    OUTPUT :
    >> dict_keys([5, 7, 9])
    4. x = {“A” : “B”, 1 : 2 , “C” : 4}
    for key in x:
    print(key)
    OUTPUT :
    >> A
    1
    C
    5. y = {“Name” : “Ali”, “Age” : 33 , “Height” : 1.5}
    for t, r in y.items():
    print(t, r)
    OUTPUT :
    >> Name Ali
    Age 33
    Height 1.5

    6 -8 Create a program that will updates the height in a dictionary value to 1.9

    Given key:value pairs


    Name : Alex
    Age : 21
    Height : 1.5
    Answer:
    x = {"Name" : "Alex", "Age" : 21 , "Height" : 1.5}
    x["Height"] = 1.9
    print(x)
    OUTPUT :
    >> {'Name': 'Alex', 'Age': 21, 'Height': 1.9}

    9 -10 Create a program that will clear the key and value in a given dictionaries below

    Given key:value pairs


    Name : Alex
    Age : 21
    Height : 1.5
    Answer:
    x = {"Name" : "Alex", "Age" : 21 , "Height" : 1.5}
    x.clear()
    print(x)
    OUTPUT :
    >> { }

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