Question

what is the result if the following statement is executed. print(type( {"1":"book","2":"pen"} ) )​

Answer 1

OUTPUT.

• <class 'dict'>

EXPLANATION.

• The type() method in Python is used to get the type of the argument.

Example,

a = 2

type(a)

>> <class 'int'>

Here, the argument contains a dictionary. So, type method outputs - <class 'dict'> on the screen.

Similar Examples –

1)

a = 2.0

type(a)

>> <class 'float'>

2)

a = 2

b = type(a)

c = type(b)

>> <class 'type'>