Is it possible to use words and numbers as a value in a Python dictionary?

Question

Python dictionary

Answer 1

Thanks again Jan Markus for all your help, this is what I was working on... Just wanted to practice some of the things I've recently learned!
https://code.sololearn.com/cwHt6bRfPWFY/?ref=app

Answer 2

Whenever I try to assign a value it's not accepting the words, it only accepts the numbers I put in the value field...

Answer 3

https://code.sololearn.com/cXtM12Q1Pdgh/?ref=app

Answer 4

That's a snippet of what I'm trying to do

Answer 5

The Keys are working fine, it's the values that don't seem to come out the way I'm expecting...

Answer 6

Oooooohhhhhh, silly me! Thanks!.!.!

Answer 7

Why don't you test that on the python IDE.

e.g write the code below and see what happens. If no error then its possible.

d = {'first': 1, 'second':2, 1:'first', 3:'third'}

print(d)

Answer 8

Absolutely! With number keys as well as values. Same as with words(strings) . Beauty of python dictionary👌