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Dictionary in Python (Chapter-9) M3-R5
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dict():-

            dict() function का used dictionary को create करने के लिए किया जाता है।

dict1 = dict({“one”:’Ramesh’, “two”:’suresh’, “three”:’rajesh’})

print(dict1)                                 # {“one”:’Ramesh’, “two”:’suresh’, “three”:’rajesh’}

len():-

            len() function का used dictionary की length का पता करने के लिए किया जाता है।

dict = {“one”:’Ramesh’, “two”:’suresh’, “three”:’rajesh’}

print(len(dict))                       # 3

 

clear():-

            clear() method का used dictionary को clear करने के लिए किया जाता है।

dict={“one”:’Ramesh’, “two”:’suresh’, “three”:’rajesh’}

dict.clear()

print(dict)                    # {}

copy():-

            copy() method का used Dictionary को copy करने के लिए किया जाता है।

dict1 = {“one”:’Ramesh’, “two”:’suresh’, “three”:’rajesh’}

dict2 = dict1.copy()

print(dict1)                                # {‘one’: ‘Ramesh’, ‘two’: ‘suresh’, ‘three’: ‘rajesh’}

print(dict2)                                # {‘one’: ‘Ramesh’, ‘two’: ‘suresh’, ‘three’: ‘rajesh’}

 

 

Dict():-

            dict() function is used to create a dictionary.

dict1 = dict({“one”:’Ramesh’, “two”:’suresh’, “three”:’rajesh’})

print(dict1)                                   # {“one”:’Ramesh’, “two”:’suresh’, “three”:’rajesh’}

len():-

            The len() function is used to find the length of the dictionary.

dict = {“one”:’Ramesh’, “two”:’suresh’, “three”:’rajesh’}

print(len(dict))                       # 3

 

clear():-

            clear() method is used to clear the dictionary.

dict={“one”:’Ramesh’, “two”:’suresh’, “three”:’rajesh’}

dict.clear()

print(dict)                    # {}

copy():-

            copy() method is used to copy the dictionary.

dict1 = {“one”:’Ramesh’, “two”:’suresh’, “three”:’rajesh’}

dict2 = dict1.copy()

print(dict1)                             # {‘one’: ‘Ramesh’, ‘two’: ‘suresh’, ‘three’: ‘rajesh’}

print(dict2)                             # {‘one’: ‘Ramesh’, ‘two’: ‘suresh’, ‘three’: ‘rajesh’}

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