Hi, I am stuck with the optional part problem one. No problem to create the dictionary with the keys and values, but I have no idea how to print each of them in a specific format with the data type at the end. Can someone help please ? Thanks a lot.
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you just need to declare it like so:
type(v). #v for values
is this what you wanted?
Not really, I need help in the combination of the loop, right syntax and data type. I might not express myself very clearly, you might understand better what is required here:
yes. you just include the type(v) in the code.
for k,v in person.items():
print("The key {} has the value {} of the type {}".format(k,v,type(v)))
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Ok that’s great thank you ! One last detail, how do you print the quotation marks using this method, so that the output is printing: (for the 1st iteration)
The key “Name” has the value “Derek” of the type “<class ‘str’>”
you can do the below:
for k,v in dicts.items():
print("The key '{}' has the value '{}' of the type '{}'".format(k,v,type(v)))
or you can place single quotes on the outside and double quotes inside
for k,v in dicts.items():
print('The key "{}" has the value "{}" of the type "{}"'.format(k,v,type(v)))
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Perfect, I didn’t know we could do it this way, thanks a lot for your help !
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Optional Questions are too much interesting to solve.
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