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Question

Heeey . can somone help me with this question :

Dictionaries

Dictionaries can be used to store key:value pairs.

You have been asked to create an inventory management program for a store. You use a dictionary to track all of the store's inventory along with how many of each item the store has.
store = {"Orange": 2, "Watermelon": 0, "Apple": 8, "Banana": 42}
PY
Complete the provided code to output the number of apples present in the store.
Dictionaries can be indexed just like lists, using square brackets.

Answer 1

Use `get()` method to obtain an item value, given a key. See the third slide in this

https://www.sololearn.com/learn/JUMP_LINK__&&__Python__&&__JUMP_LINK/2451/

Answer 2

# Fore any type of fruit in inventory :)

# Takes fruit as input and returns how many there are in the store.

store = {"Orange": 2, "Watermelon": 0, "Apple": 8, "Banana": 42}

user_input = input("Enter type of fruit: ").capitalize()
if user_input in store:
print("There are", store[user_input], "of them.")
else:
print("This fruit has not been catalogued.")

Answer 3

not working but i fix it

Answer 4

print(store['Apple'])
or
print(store.get('Apple'))