How To Use Dictionaries In Python (Python Tutorial #8)

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Thank you ! i found a a way to print it a bt nicerbrbri used "people" instead of "d" for some extra exercises brfor key, value in peopleitems():br print(key, value)
Comment from : HooyoZlatan

#for condition in dictionary without using dictitem()brbrfor key in dict:br print (key, "corresponds to", dict[key] )
Comment from : udhaya shankar

4:34brWell answered bro😂😂😂🤣🤣😂😂😂😂brI thought ya wd refer to some book or directly answer it but,,,, ur answer was WAY WAY BETTER than I expected💯😂
Comment from : Mjol nir

My favorite python YouTube author so far!
Comment from : T KP

What is the difference between an object and a dictionary?
Comment from : Luud

Hey YK? Is there a challenge problem for this video? I would like one so that I can test that I have learned from your amazing tutorials
Comment from : DatSnowyFox

iam happy to find ur channel for python learning
Comment from : mahammed rafi

can someone help i cant use brfor key, value in dtem():br print(key)brits saying " name 'd' is not defined"
Comment from : nutman 23

its kinda important to note that upper and lowercase letters matter
Comment from : S Lowe

so easy to understand! Best I have seen
Comment from : kokoette umoren

HOW TF?! THE IDE GIVE ONLY F-ING ERRORS WITH YOUR LECTURE!
Comment from : Triggered

hey CS Dojo what software are you using for explaining The black screen ??
Comment from : Selling Buzz

so dictionaries is just assigning integers to strings and variables?
Comment from : rjeption

Hi I’ve got a qn to anyone who can help Is it possible to have more than one value for each key?
Comment from : jimi hamtarou

you could also go with:brfor key, value in ditems(): br print(key, ":", value)
Comment from : Mohammad Davoudi

george is 24 yo, tom is 32 yo, jenny is 16hmmm a little creepy but okay
Comment from : Yasser Fathelbab

# variation on end partbrprint("Key:", key)brprint("Value:", value)brprint("")
Comment from : Zehm

3:30 I'm glad that Jenny is actually an adult
Comment from : Red Fuse

what is the role of curly brackets than☹
Comment from : Lifestyle Hacks

Couldn't you also use variables to pair a sting key to a number value? So what is a main use/purpose of a dictionary
Comment from : Aditi Gujar

"How to record screen on iPhone," The guy who's showing us how to use dictionaries in PythonbrCirca 2018
Comment from : neonwolfii

FUN FACT : I SHARED HIS CHANNEL IN MY CLASS GROUP
Comment from : Ansh Dogra

HE WAS A GOOGLE DEVELOPER AND ALSO USES GOOGLE FOR HIS SOLUTION brNICE TUTORIALS brBTW YK WHAT IS YOUR REAL NAME 😅
Comment from : Ansh Dogra

Thank you sir
Comment from : ZF2006

You are very Down to Earth and Thanks for the Climax with the idea of "How to get out of problems by Googling"
Comment from : Nilanjan Bhattacharyya

Thank you !!
Comment from : Aydın Aliyev

for key, value in ditems():br print("key:", key, "value:", value)
Comment from : Peter Shephard

for key, value in ditems():br print("key", key, "value", value)
Comment from : Peter Shephard

"To test for yourself, change the word key to poop "
Comment from : Ioannis Kopadis

use code : 1112brto earn gold in your home
Comment from : Pragyan Tiwari

In pycharm when I'm writebrPrint(key) or Print(value)brIsn't workingbrKey and value is not define brWhat's the solution of this problem
Comment from : Pub G

its "dict()" not "dict{}"
Comment from : Arvindh

Thank you cs dojo
Comment from : BigGee

Thanks man, I really appreciate it!!!!!!!!!
Comment from : Brandons Excel Tutorials

Hi! Can we do it in reverse( search for key using the value)?
Comment from : webslinger2011

can anyone confirm?brbrdictionaries are just like a list but for variables??
Comment from : Upanshu Lakhani

Python same-o same-o old "Basic" language
Comment from : Bjarni Einarsson

terrible code practice use update() and get(), you'll produce less runtime errors
Comment from : Random Schmid

the only thing I still dont understand is FOR key IN brHELP GUYS
Comment from : Brisa Queque

As my old schoolteacher used to say:br"Google is the best professor"
Comment from : Samurai Jack

397-371-006
Comment from : Shashi Rastogi

what app are you using to show this presentation? @CS Dojo
Comment from : Web Dev Interview Training USA

Jupiter Notebook website is not working anybody knows anything about it?
Comment from : El Ant

so helpful YK like this comment if you liked this video and subscribed Keep on making videos YK
Comment from : C O

this was soooooooooo helpful! thank you sooooooo much!!! ;))))))))))):p
Comment from : Benjamin Tran

wow this set of videos actually helped
Comment from : praise nwankwo

Hi YK,brbr I tried doing the codes but it gave me the following:brbrbr---------------------------------------------------------------------------brNameError Traceback (most recent call last)br in br----> 1 print(d["George"])brbrbrNameError: name 'd' is not definedbrbrbrWere there changes already after 2 years? I also tried using your own codes and it gave me the same error
Comment from : maclloyd19

You can even do this right brPrint("keys :", key)brPrint("values " :, value)
Comment from : Sri Sanath

enjoying such amazing teaching during quarantine! thanks a lot
Comment from : Param Shah

He teaches you how to learn too here! Thorough explanation as well!
Comment from : LeGitZ_AsDf

Please do more python!!! <3 You explain things waaaay better than the course I took <3
Comment from : Alex K

Guysss!! Please help me: brJupyter Notebook wont show me outputs anymoreat all Even with simple print commands Does anyone know whats wrong?
Comment from : Tris L

Hi, how can I customize my Google Chrome home page like you did (good afternoon)? Thanks, your videos are really helpful Greetings from Italy
Comment from : Leonardo Mantovani

The videos get shorter and shorter
Comment from : Matthew Chaney

THX!
Comment from : Łukasz xyz

Try thiseasy and concise:brbrbrfor k,v in ditems(): br print(f'key is {k} and value is {v}')
Comment from : bhavesh gehani

In dictionary, keys always need to be immutable object So you cannot change them later
Comment from : Pranav M

You are the best python teacher, so easy to understand! Thx
Comment from : advikgamer21

I need a helper for learning python! who is ready for help
Comment from : Namat khan

Thank you so much for these videos How can I print "George" based on its value, which is 24? Thank you again
Comment from : Roozbeh Yazdanfar

Iterate over key-value pairs, it didn't work What should I do?
Comment from : Rocky Balboa

Can you a video about looping thur dictionaries that have a key with a dictionarie as a value?
Comment from : Hector Galindo

How can we print the results of the last problem in one line per key? Like,brGeorge : 24brTom : 32brJenny : 20brbrbrAnyone, please?
Comment from : SUBIR NAG

U helped me a lot Thx a million ♥️
Comment from : Lolo Lolo

Helpful!
Comment from : Ishara Perera

YOUbrARE brTHEbrBEST
Comment from : Chithra Sathish

How do you fix the keyerror
Comment from : Dopeboyz789

I watched all these videos and haven't subscribed yet but I got you YK, thanks for the tutorials!!!!!!
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I enjoyed learning python from your video lessons thanks
Comment from : Francina Goh

CS dojo I'll Order Google in the Holy name of YK, Code and Python
Comment from : Sanjidur Rahman Chowdhury

So Are dictionaries like a bunch of variables with values?
Comment from : SP Craftsman

What does the ditems mean
Comment from : Marimba Nation

Nicer isn't any word brComparative form of nice is better
Comment from : Akshat Raj

why were 2 variable used in the 'for' loop and not 1 ie why key, value and not just key??
Comment from : Christy N

Hey buddy, thanks a lot for your videos, they're so easy to follow though I don´t wanna be a programer but need the skills to help on quality in a video game company Keep it up, you deserve much more support
Comment from : TortoRacoon

can we print key and value in the same line?brif anyone know the answer please help me out!!
Comment from : Sandeep Shandilya

I don’t understand why in Python, you don’t need to define what type For line code with “item” that copied over at 5:33 ,how come you don’t need to define it and it still runs
Comment from : iseeflowers