Priting value on a for loop

Question

Greeting everyone, I have this code that I try to figure out its output

list1 = ['ID 'name', 'email', 'tel']
list2 = ['12345678', 'Joe', [e-mail]]
combination = list(zip(list1, list2))
print(combination)
dictCombo = {}
for key,value in combination:
 print(key)
print(value)
dictCombo[key] = value
print(dictCombol'name'l)
print(dictCombo)

My understanding so far that print(key) will print every element on the combination list, but what's the value of the variable "value" and why it's Joe?

Answer 1

Fatimah Mohammad ,

there are some issues in the code (missing quotes, missing phone number in list2, in this case the shortest iterable defines the number of key:value pairs)

we do not need to create a list and then use this for creating the dict, we can go directly from zip() to the dict. maybe this can help you:

list1 = ['ID', 'name', 'email', 'tel']
list2 = ['12345678', 'Joe', '[e-mail]']

dictCombo = dict(zip(list1, list2))
print(dictCombo)

for key,value in dictCombo.items():
print(key,":")
print(value)