You're not going to make a dictionary, are you?
A. d = 50 for milk' and 40 for 'celery'
B. d = dict(milk=50, celery=40)
C. d = dict([('milk, 50), ('celery, 40)])
D. ('milk,' 50), ('celery,' 40)
Answer:D
You're not going to make a dictionary, are you?
A. d = 50 for milk' and 40 for 'celery' B. d = dict(milk=50, celery=40) C. d = dict([('milk, 50), ('celery, 40)]) D. ('milk,' 50), ('celery,' 40)
Explanation: d = ('milk', 50), ('celery', 40) returns a set rather than a dictionary.