Do in python 6- Create an empty dictionary- then add 4 entries (the ke.pdf
Do in python 6- Create an empty dictionary, then add 4 entries (the key is a word, the value is word's frequency in a book). [example: { 'street': 23\}]. your code goes here: 7- Create a for loop to access the entries from Q .6 and print the keys and values. your code goes here: 8- Copy the code from Q .7 and search for a specific key in the dictionary and prints its value. The program prints a message " the { key } is not found", if the key does not exist. your code goes here:.
Do in python 6- Create an empty dictionary- then add 4 entries (the ke.pdf
Do in python 6- Create an empty dictionary, then add 4 entries (the key is a word, the value is word's frequency in a book). [example: { 'street': 23\}]. your code goes here: 7- Create a for loop to access the entries from Q .6 and print the keys and values. your code goes here: 8- Copy the code from Q .7 and search for a specific key in the dictionary and prints its value. The program prints a message " the { key } is not found", if the key does not exist. your code goes here:.
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6- Create an empty dictionary, then add 4 entries (the key is a word, the value is word's
frequency in a book). [example: { 'street': 23}]. your code goes here: 7- Create a for loop to
access the entries from Q .6 and print the keys and values. your code goes here: 8- Copy the code
from Q .7 and search for a specific key in the dictionary and prints its value. The program prints
a message " the { key } is not found", if the key does not exist. your code goes here:](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/doinpython6-createanemptydictionary-thenadd4entriestheke-230312000604-ef460030/75/do-in-python-6-create-an-empty-dictionary-then-add-4-entries-the-kepdf-1-2048.jpg?cb=1678580242)
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Do in python 6- Create an empty dictionary- then add 4 entries (the ke.pdf
- 1. Do in python 6- Create an empty dictionary, then add 4 entries (the key is a word, the value is word's frequency in a book). [example: { 'street': 23}]. your code goes here: 7- Create a for loop to access the entries from Q .6 and print the keys and values. your code goes here: 8- Copy the code from Q .7 and search for a specific key in the dictionary and prints its value. The program prints a message " the { key } is not found", if the key does not exist. your code goes here: