How to return dictionary?

Question

The Human class must contain the following information: first name, last name, age, gender, nationality, and how to enter this information.
h1 = Human(name="John", family name="Vik", age=35, gender="male", nationality="USA")
List of methods:

set_name()
set_family()
set_age()
set_gender()
set_nationality()
get_info () # returns a dictionary with personal information about the object

Answer 1

Kuanysh Amangeldy , i assume that you create instances from your class Human, and call the get_info() from the main program. assign this call as:

my_result = x.get_info() # (x is the instance name)

from get_info() you can use :

my_dict {...}
....
return my_dict

this dict will then be in the var my_result, and can be used for whatever...

Answer 2

Kuanysh Amangeldy , it would be helpful to see your code. also give a brief description what your code is going to do. thanks!
here is general sample how to create a key:value pair in the dict. the variable names 'key' and 'value' can have any other name:

my_dict = {}
key = 5
value = 'ab-58'
my_dict.update({key: value})
print(my_dict)

#result: {5: 'ab-58'}

Answer 3

Thank you so much ,Lothar !

Answer 4

how to add class values to the dictionary ?