Dictionaries in python

Question

Why when i print this dict
print({True:"yes", 1:"no", 1.0:"maybe"})

I only get {True:"maybe"} Not the whole dictionary??

Answer 1

Yes

Answer 2

I guess that python linked all the key together cause all are true keys then picks the last value or most occuring value

Answer 3

Just try playing with different value u will see that i mean

Answer 4

Both keys and values

Answer 5

ᎪᏞᎪ'Ꭺ ᎪᏞᎠᎬᎬΝ ՏᎻᎪᎷᎷᎡ

Because in python 1 and 1.0 and True are same it is replacing duplicate keys value.

Just print these and see:

print (1 == 1.0) #True
print (True == 1) #True
print (True == 1.0) #True

Answer 6

Please can i see the code that doing tya

Answer 7

Donald🤩🇳🇬

https://code.sololearn.com/cy119CqgPiBs/?ref=app

Answer 8

Donald🤩🇳🇬
Thanks

Answer 9

See your keys are being the same,try with different keys

Answer 10

Netha_r2071
It's just one of sololearn challenge questions

Answer 11

See true,1,1.0,1.000 all mean the same,and if u want to print then the first key value pair will be printed

Answer 12

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