Write a short program using the given dictionary that prints out the key and value for each pair in the dictionary using a for loop.
The printout should look like this
key: abc
value: 4
key: bdc
value: 5
given dictionary
my_dict = {"abc":4, "bcd":5}
for key in my_dict:
ReplyDeleteprint ("key:", key)
print ("value:", my_dict[key])
-Joe Haj
for key in (my_dict):
ReplyDeleteprint ("key:", key)
print ("value:", my_dict[key])
-Joe Haj
my_dict = {"abc": 4, "bdc" : 5}
ReplyDeletefor key in my_dict:
print ("Key: " + key)
print ("Value: " + str(my_dict[key]))
-Katelyn
Chris VanYe
ReplyDeletemy_dict = {"abc":4, "bcd":5}
for key in my_dict:
print "key: " + str(key)
print "value: " + str(my_dict[key])
for key in my_dict:
ReplyDeleteprint("key: " + key)
print("value: " + str(my_dict[key]))
- Abby Peterson
my_dict={"abc":4, "bcd":5}
ReplyDeletefor key in my_dict:
print "key: " + str(key)
print "value: " + str(my_dict[key])
Josh Lee
for key in my_dict:
ReplyDeleteprint "key: "+str(key)
print "value: "+str(my_dict[key])
-ben
my_dict = {"abc":4, "bcd":5}
ReplyDeleteprint my_dict[1]
print my_dict[2]
Alex Haston
my_dict = {"abc":4, "bcd":5}
ReplyDeletefor key in my_dict:
print "key: " + str(key)
print "value: " + str(my_dict[key])
~Travis Vonheeder
my_dict = {"abc":4, "bcd":5}
ReplyDeleteprint my_dict[1]
print my_dict[2]
-Sean
print ("value", my_dict[key])
ReplyDelete-Gary
for key in my_dict:
ReplyDeleteprint("key",key)
print("value:",my_dict[key])
Charlie Lin
for key in my_ dict:
ReplyDeleteprint("key",key)
print("value", my dict([key])
for key in my_dict:
ReplyDeleteprint("key",key)
print("value:",my_dict[key])
--Lux lei
for key in my_dict:
ReplyDeleteprint("key",key)
print("value:",my_dict[key])
-- Lux lei
for key in my_dict:
ReplyDeleteprint("key",key)
print("value:",my_dict[key])
--Lux lei
for key in my_dict:
ReplyDeleteprint ("key:", key)
print ("value:", my_dict[key])
jonathan