Python L21 Nesting & Dictionaries

What does nesting mean in Python dictionaries?

• Using only one dictionary

• Putting a dictionary or list inside another dictionary

• Repeating the same key multiple times

• Creating a long list of values

Which of the following correctly shows a list nested inside a dictionary?

• {"Germany": "Berlin", ["Munich", "Frankfurt"]}

• ["Germany": ["Munich", "Berlin"]]

• {"Germany": ["Munich", "Berlin"]}

• {["Germany"]: "Berlin"}

How do you access "Jakarta" from the following dictionary? travel_log = { "Indonesia": ["Surabaya", "Jakarta", "Bali"] }

• travel_log[1]["Indonesia"]

• travel_log["Jakarta"]

• travel_log["Indonesia"][1]

• travel_log["Indonesia"]["Jakarta"]

A dictionary can store only one value per key unless you nest a list or another dictionary inside it.

• True

• False

In nested structures, you can combine dictionaries and lists together.

• True

• False

This structure is valid: {"A": ["X", {"Y": "Z"}]}

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Match the concept to the correct structure:

• Nested List in Dictionary

• {"Indonesia": ["Surabaya", "Bali"]}

• Simple Dictionary

• {"France": "Paris"}

• Dictionary inside Dictionary

• {"Malaysia": {"total_visited": 14}}

To access "D" in this list , we use: nested_list[​ (a)   ][​ (b)   ]

• 0
• 2
• 1
• 3
• 4

When you want to store multiple values under a single key in a dictionary, you can use a ​ (a)   or another ​ (b)   .

• list
• dictionary

Categorize these structures:

• Dictionary + Dictionary

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• Dictionary + List

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• Simple Dictionary

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