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Chapter 9, Problem 8MC
The ________ method returns all of a dictionary's keys and their associated values as a sequence of tuples.
a. keys_values()
b. values()
c. items()
d. get()
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dict_from_string(dict_str:str)->dict
This function will be given a single parameter, a string representing a dictionary. Your job is to convert the string into an actual dictionary and return the dictionary. Make sure all key-value pairs in the string exist in the newly created dictionary. The string will contain only numbers or single letters as key values pairs. Make sure all letters are kept as strings and all numbers are converted to integers in the newly created dictionary.
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String Input: '{9: 'V', 'G': 0, 'M': 9, 'u': 3, 2: 'o', 8: 'u', 'q': 9, 'D': 1}'
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