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Line 124: ====Dictionaries==== * Dictionaries are another data structure commonly used in programming. Dictionaries ~~(think of dictionary in real life) stores~~store what we call <b> key-value pairs</b> (kind of like dictionaries in real life). One common thing to do with dictionary is determine an entry's value given its key. * Entries in the dictionary are stored <b> orderless </b> (i.e. no way to arrange storage position according to value) * <b>keys</b> for each entry in the dictionary must be unique, <b> values </b> do not have to be unique. Line 152: </pre> For more information on dictionary: https://docs.python.org/2/tutorial/datastructures.html#dictionaries ====<font color="navy">Lists and Dictionaries Exercises==== <b>List & Iteration Exercise 1:</b>

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