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title: Dictionaries - Dictionaries - Storing Data Like a Database, Right In Python...
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While the title of this blog implies that a dictionary list in Python is a database, it's not. How it works, however, is very close to that of a database. Each entry stored has its own 'Key':'Value'. The key to each value is used to perform functions, replacing the need for indices. Here's what I've learnt about dictionaries on Day 8.
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While the title of this blog implies that a dictionary list in Python is a database, it's not. How it works, however, is very close to that of a database. Each entry stored has its own 'Key':'Value'. The key to each value is used to perform functions, replacing the need for indices. Here's what I've learnt about dictionaries on Day 8.
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