As the title says, this is a Python dictionary quick guide.
Please check out the Dictionary Tutorial for more articles about dictionaries.
# key/value pairs declaration
 dict = {
 ‘key1′:’value1′,
 ‘key2′:’value2′,
 ‘key3′:’value3′
 }
#Get all keys
 dict.keys()
#Get all values
 dict.values()
#Modifying
 dict['key2'] = ‘value8′
#Accessing
 print dict['key1']
# prints ‘value2′
 print dict['key2']
# empty declaration + assignment of key-value pair
 emptyDict = {}
 emptyDict['key4']=’value4′
# looping through dictionaries (keys and values)
 for key in dict:
 print dict[key]
# sorting keys and accessing their value in order
 keys = dict.keys()
 keys.sort()
 for key in keys:
 print dict[key]
# looping their values directory (not in order)
 for value in dict.values():
 print value
# getting both the keys and values at once
 for key,value in dict.items():
 print “%s=%s” % (key,value)
# deleting an entry
 del dict['key2']
# delete all entries in a dictionary
 dict.clear()
# size of the dictionary
 len(dict)
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