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Output:
Create a Dictionary and perform the following methods
1) Print Dictionary Items 2) Access Items
3) Use get() 4) Change Values 5) use len()
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Enter the State and its Capitals for 3 states
Enter State: Karnataka Enter Capital: Bangalore Enter State: Goa
Enter Capital: Panjim Enter State: Tamil Nadu Enter Capital: Chennai
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Method 1: Printing the dictionary The Created Dictionary is:
{'Karnataka': 'Bangalore', 'Goa': 'Panjim', 'Tamil Nadu': 'Chennai'}
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Method 2: Access Items The Items in the dictionary are:
dict_items([('Karnataka', 'Bangalore'), ('Goa', 'Panjim'), ('Tamil Nadu', 'Chennai')])
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Method 3: Using get()
Enter a State Name to get its Capital: Goa The Capital of: Goa is: Panjim
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Enter a State to change its Capital: Karnataka
Enter the Capital: Bengaluru The updated Dictionary is:
{'Karnataka': 'Bengaluru', 'Goa': 'Panjim', 'Tamil Nadu': 'Chennai'}
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The Length of the Dictionary is: 3 ───────────────────────────────────