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dinesh n
Courses Plus Student 1,264 Pointsintroducing dictionaries
in both ways i had tried,but I'm not getting answer
# student = {'name' : '', 'topic' : 'python' }
# student['topic'] = 'topic'
student = {'name':'Angel','topic':'python'}
student[topic] = 'topic'
3 Answers
dinesh n
Courses Plus Student 1,264 Points(https://teamtreehouse.com/library/introducing-dictionaries/introducing-dictionaries/creating-a-dictionary)
student = { 'name' : '', 'topic' : 'python' }
topic = student['topic']
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,972 PointsAccessing Items on this page may help
dinesh n
Courses Plus Student 1,264 PointsOn an empty line beneath the existing code, create a variable called topic and assign to this variable the value of the topic key in the student dictionary. ====> Challenge Task 2
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,972 PointsIn the page I referenced you have:
Get the value of the "model" key:
x = thisdict["model"]
For task 2:
topic is the variable so substitute this for x
student is the dictionary so substitute this for thisdict
topic is also the key so substitute this for model (in quotes)