Suppose we have a dictionary d. What is the difference between these two statements?
del d[k]
d.pop(k)
Question options:
There is no difference between the del operator and the pop method; both remove key k from d
and the value associated with k. If k isn't a key in the dictionary, a KeyError message is displayed.
If k isn't a key in the dictionary, None is returned when del is executed, but a KeyError message is
displayed when pop is called.
If key k is in the dictionary, del returns None, but pop returns k.
There is no difference between the del operator
and the pop method; both remove key k from d
and the value associated with k. If k isn't a key
in the dictionary, a KeyError message is
displayed.
If k isn't a key in the dictionary, None is returned
when del is executed, but a KeyError message
is displayed when pop is called.
If key k is in the dictionary, del returns None, but
pop returns k..
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1. Suppose we have a dictionary d. What is the difference between these two statements?
del d[k]
d.pop(k)
Question options:
There is no difference between the del operator and the pop method; both remove key k from d
and the value associated with k. If k isn't a key in the dictionary, a KeyError message is displayed.
If k isn't a key in the dictionary, None is returned when del is executed, but a KeyError message is
displayed when pop is called.
If key k is in the dictionary, del returns None, but pop returns k.
There is no difference between the del operator
and the pop method; both remove key k from d
and the value associated with k. If k isn't a key
in the dictionary, a KeyError message is
displayed.
If k isn't a key in the dictionary, None is returned
when del is executed, but a KeyError message
is displayed when pop is called.
If key k is in the dictionary, del returns None, but
pop returns k.
![Suppose we have a dictionary d. What is the difference between these two statements?
del d[k]
d.pop(k)
Question options:
There is no difference between the del operator and the pop method; both remove key k from d
and the value associated with k. If k isn't a key in the dictionary, a KeyError message is displayed.
If k isn't a key in the dictionary, None is returned when del is executed, but a KeyError message is
displayed when pop is called.
If key k is in the dictionary, del returns None, but pop returns k.
There is no difference between the del operator
and the pop method; both remove key k from d
and the value associated with k. If k isn't a key
in the dictionary, a KeyError message is
displayed.
If k isn't a key in the dictionary, None is returned
when del is executed, but a KeyError message
is displayed when pop is called.
If key k is in the dictionary, del returns None, but
pop returns k.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/supposewehaveadictionarydwhatisthedifferencebetwe-230321044054-b47dfc2a/85/suppose-we-have-a-dictionary-d-what-is-the-difference-betwepdf-1-320.jpg)
