Quiz: Teach Your Code to Remember Lots of Things!
Discover how to use Python dictionaries effectively to store and organize data with labeled keys. This lesson helps you create personalized dictionaries, use loops to display data cleanly, and build smarter, reusable structures to enhance your coding skills.
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In the last lesson, you learned how to use dictionaries—Python’s tool for storing data using labeled keys. Unlike lists, which store items in order, dictionaries store key–value pairs, letting you label and organize your data in a way that’s easy to access, update, and loop through.
Now, test your understanding with a quick quiz!
What is the correct syntax to create a dictionary in Python?
dict = {"name": "Alice", "age": 25}
dict = []
dict = {key - value}
Nice work! You’ve learned how to create and manage dictionaries—one of Python’s most powerful tools for organizing labeled information.
What’s next?
Now it’s time to let Python remember a few things about you! In this hands-on project, you’ll:
Create a dictionary called
me.Add keys like
"name","hobby","language", and any other fun facts.Use a
forloop to print each key and its value in a clean, readable format.
Dictionaries are great for building profiles, organizing data, and making your programs smarter. Let’s teach Python what makes you unique!