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Python Program Dictionary

The document provides a series of Python programs demonstrating basic dictionary operations, including creating a dictionary, accessing values, adding and changing key-value pairs, deleting elements, checking for key existence, counting items, displaying all keys and values, and creating a dictionary using user input. Each program is accompanied by its output for clarity. These examples serve as a practical guide for beginners learning to manipulate dictionaries in Python.

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Python Program Dictionary

The document provides a series of Python programs demonstrating basic dictionary operations, including creating a dictionary, accessing values, adding and changing key-value pairs, deleting elements, checking for key existence, counting items, displaying all keys and values, and creating a dictionary using user input. Each program is accompanied by its output for clarity. These examples serve as a practical guide for beginners learning to manipulate dictionaries in Python.

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1.

Create a Dictionary and Display It


Program:
student = {
"Name": "Rahul",
"Class": 9,
"Section": "A"
}
print(student)
Output:
{'Name': 'Rahul', 'Class': 9, 'Section': 'A'}

2. Access Values Using Keys


Program:
student = {
"Name": "Rahul",
"Roll No": 15
}
print(student["Name"])
print(student["Roll No"])
Output:
Rahul
15

3. Add a New Key-Value Pair


Program:
student = {
"Name": "Anita",
"Class": 9
}
student["Section"] = "B"
print(student)
Output:
{'Name': 'Anita', 'Class': 9, 'Section': 'B'}

4. Change the Value of an Existing Key


Program:
student = {
"Name": "Aman",
"Marks": 75
}
student["Marks"] = 85
print(student)
Output:
{'Name': 'Aman', 'Marks': 85}

5. Delete an Element from a Dictionary


Program:
student = {
"Name": "Riya",
"Age": 14
}
del student["Age"]
print(student)
Output:
{'Name': 'Riya'}
6. Check if a Key Exists in a Dictionary
Program:
student = {
"Name": "Karan",
"Class": 9
}
if "Class" in student:
print("Key exists")
Output:
Key exists

7. Find the Number of Items in a Dictionary


Program:
student = {
"Name": "Neha",
"Roll No": 10,
"Section": "A"
}
print(len(student))
Output:
3

8. Display All Keys and Values


Program:
student = {
"Name": "Rohit",
"Marks": 88
}
for key, value in [Link]():
print(key, ":", value)
Output:
Name : Rohit
Marks : 88

9. Create a Dictionary Using User Input


Program:
student = {}
student["Name"] = input("Enter name: ")
student["Class"] = int(input("Enter class: "))
print(student)
Sample Output:
Enter name: Simran
Enter class: 9
{'Name': 'Simran', 'Class': 9}

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