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KAGISO KAISARA
446 PointsCreate a dictionary with the following key value pairs: 1) key: 'name', value: '', 2) key: 'topic', value: 'python'.
need help with the above
dict{key:value, key: value}
>>>demo_dict={student: 'kagiso' , course: 'python' }
3 Answers
Tafadzwa Langton Mambo
9,565 Pointsstudent = {'name':'2', 'topic': 'python'}
Renato Guzman
51,436 PointsHi, I think you should take care of the quotes. Unlike JavaScript, Python dictionary keys needs to be quoted if they are strings.
The challenge states that you should create key value pairs ('name' and 'topic') in your answers you are settings as keys student and course. If you change your key names then you are on good track, just one more thing.
Note that the challenge indicated that you must assign the dictionary to a variable student and in your solution you are assign the dictionary to the variable demo_dict.
Hope it helps!
Michael Roberts
2,091 PointsI personally feel this particular test was poorly worded or defined.
For others who got stuck on this:
"""
{"key": "value", "key": "value"}
student = {'name':'2', 'topic': 'python'}
"""