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How to get dictionary input from user in python

User input dictionary python

# Creates key, value for dict based on user input
# Combine with loops to avoid manual repetition
class_list = dict() 
data = input('Enter name & score separated by ":" ') 
temp = data.split(':') class_list[temp[0]] = int(temp[1])  

OR

key = input("Enter key") 
value = input("Enter value") 
class_list[key] = [value]

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How to get dictionary input from user in python

family = {}
num = int(input("How many elements?: "))
for i in range(num):
    k = input("Enter key: ")
    v = input("Enter value: ")
    family.update({k:v})
print(family)

How to get dictionary input from user in python

family = {}
family["Name"] = input("Enter name: ")
family["Age"] = int(input("Enter age: ")) 
family["Relation"] = input("Enter relation: ")
print(family)

Dictionary input from user in python3

d=dict(input().split() for x in range(n))
print(d)

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