Assume that the variable data refers to the dictionary {'b':20, 'a':25}, Write the values of the following expressions:
a. data['a']
b. data. get ('c', None)
c. len(data)
d. data.keys()
e. data.values()
f. data.pop('b')
g. data # after the pop above
a. data['a'] Answer: 25 b. data. get ('c', None) Answer: data will be {'b': 20, 'a': 25} c. len(data) Answer: 2 d. data.keys() Answer: dict_keys(['b', 'a']) e. data.values() Answer: dict_values([20, 25]) f. data.pop('b') Answer: 20 g. data # after the pop above Answer: {'a': 25}
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