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Python Dictionary and Cost Calculator

The document defines a Dictionary class that allows adding and looking up entries. It also includes a function to calculate the total cost of items including tax and a function to create a new word from a list of words based on their indices. Example usages of these functionalities are provided.

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Python Dictionary and Cost Calculator

The document defines a Dictionary class that allows adding and looking up entries. It also includes a function to calculate the total cost of items including tax and a function to create a new word from a list of words based on their indices. Example usages of these functionalities are provided.

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class Dictionary:

elements = {}

def __init__(self):
[Link] = {}

def newentry(self, key, value):


"""Add a new entry to the dictionary."""
[Link][key] = value

def look(self, key):


"""Look up an entry in the dictionary."""
return [Link](key, "Cant find entry for " + key)

d = Dictionary()
[Link]("Apple", "A fruit that is red or green.")
print([Link]("Apple"))
print([Link]("Banana"))

def get_total(costs, items_bought, tax):


subtotal = sum(costs[item] for item in items_bought)
total = subtotal * (1 + tax)
return round(total, 2) # Redondeamos a 2 decimales

costs = {'socks':5, 'shoes':60, 'sweater':30}


print(get_total(costs, ['socks', 'shoes'], 0.09))

def new_word(words):
return ''.join(word[i] for i, word in enumerate(words) if i < len(word))

word = new_word(["yoda", "best", "has"])


print(word) # Output: "ye

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