python dictionary

 #dictionary is nothing but key valus pairs



d1={}
#print(type(d1))
d2={"himanshu" : "burger" ,
"ankit" : "roti" ,
"angad" : "mango"}
#print(d2["angad"])
#d2["mangal"] = "paratha"
#d2["abhimanu"] = "rabdi"
#d2[464] = 2432
#print(d2[464])
#del d2 ["mangal"]
#d3=d2.copy()
#del d3["himanshu"]
#print(d2.get("himanshu"))
#print (d2.update({"lion" : "muscles"}))
#print(d2.keys())
#print(d2.items())
#print(d2.pop("ankit"))
#print(d2.clear())
#print(d2.fromkeys("mangal"))
#print(d2.setdefault("ankit"))
print(d2)

EX :- 
#d1= {"himanshu":"tiwari","prafull":"pandey","abhishek": "kumar"}
#print("enter the name")
#txt=input()
#print(d1[txt])

#d= {"ram" : "ram eats burger","shyam": "shyam eats roti","mohan": "mohan eats pizza","raghu": "eats sweets"}
#print ("enter the person name according to their tastes ")
#taste=input()
#print(d[taste])