Learn Python • #7 Dictionaries • The Most Useful Data Structure?

Dictionaries are a data structure that store key-value pairs, and is quite possibly the most useful data structure in Python.
Dictionaries allowing for fast and efficient data retrieval. We'll cover how to create and manipulate dictionaries, as well as common methods for iterating through them.
You'll also learn how you can use dictionaries to represent real objects (e.g. like a shoe), and how to turn that data into a format that you can send over the internet to other apps (JSON serialization).
This video is part of a beginner tutorial series for anyone who wants to learn Python from scratch, and get to a point where you can start coding your own projects.
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00:00 - Dictionaries vs List
03:42 - How to Use a Dictionary
05:03 - Adding, Updating and Removing items
12:03 - Dictionary Built-In Methods
13:15 - Looping Through a Dictionary
14:58 - Dictionary as Objects
16:45 - JSON Serialization
19:12 - Coding Exercise: Dictionaries

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