What gets printed?
country_counter = {}
def addone(country):
if country in country_counter:
country_counter[country] + = 1
else:
country_counter[country] = 1
addone(‘China’)
addone(‘Japan’)
addone(‘china’)
print len(country_counter)
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The output of the given code is :
country_counter = {}
def addone(country):
if country in country_counter:
country_counter[country] = country_counter[country] + 1
else:
country_counter[country] = 1
addone('China')
addone('Japan')
addone('china')
print (len(country_counter))
Output:
3
- Here, the output is 3 because, 3 elements are added in the dictionary country_counter , i.e. China, Japan, and china.
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