Level 29 of 50
Nested data
explained with family records. Watch the reel, then work through it below: run the code, take the quiz, keep the cheat sheet.
📒 Open the cheat sheetSanaAmmi wants every cousin's name AND age, all in one list!
TeacherEasy! Put dictionaries inside a list. That's nested data!
family.py
fam = [ {"name": "Ali", "age": 9}, {"name": "Zara", "age": 12}, ] print(fam[1]["name"])
TeacherOne list, holding two dictionaries. Let's grab Zara's name!
SanaTWO brackets, back to back?
TeacherRead left to right! [1] picks Zara's dict. Then ["name"] picks her name!
⏸ Pause & predict: what prints?
ride = { "driver": "Usman", "stops": ["DHA", "Saddar"], } print(ride["stops"][1])
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