Can functions be used as dictionaries value

Question

I am planning a python project on Mad Libs and i wondered if functions can be used as dict value.
e.g
dict{

market : example()
coding_experience : code()

}

print(dict[market])

Answer 1

Well, why not just try it?
https://code.sololearn.com/c610xc7TihC0/?ref=app

But I don't understand yet why you want to do it like that. Would a custom class or own module script or something do it?

Answer 2

if you use dict constructor:

func = dict(market=example, coding_experience=code)

if you use dict literal:

func = {
"market": example,
"coding_experience": code,
}

in neither case you use parenthesis after function name (else you assign the function call return value instead of the function itself ^^)