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You can use WebTools, it's an addon that gathers the most
useful and basic tools such as a dictionary, a translator,
a youtube convertor, a speedtest and many others (there are ten of them).
You can access them in two clics, without having to
open a new tab and without having to search for them !
-Chrome Link :
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/webtools/ejnboneedfadhjddmbckhflmpnlcomge/
Firefox link : https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/webtools/
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hey guys, I made an offline version, check it out!
Links to the binary: https://github.com/abartoha/dictionary-com-desktop/releases/tag/beta
Structure
Compared to a list or tuple, a dictionary has a slightly more complex structure.
When we think of a dictionary, what pops up is the image of a vast book containing words with their meanings.
In simpler terms, information is stored in pairs of words and meanings. Python’s dictionary data structure follows the same structure.
A dictionary stores key-value pairs, where each unique key is an index which holds the value associated with it.
Dictionaries are unordered because the entries are not stored in a linear structure.
In Python, we must put the dictionary’s content inside curly brackets, {}:
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A key-value pair is written in the following format:
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empty_dict = {} # Empty dictionary
print(empty_dict)
phone_book = {"Batman": 468426,
"Cersei": 237734,
"Ghostbusters": 44678}
print(phone_book)