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The book is {"meera": "99887", "asha": "98765", "ravi": "91234", "kabir": "90000"}…
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The book is {"meera": "99887", "asha": "98765", "ravi": "91234", "kabir": "90000"}. In what order does for name in sorted(contacts) show the names?
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sorted(dictionary) sorts the keys.
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sorted(contacts) sorts the keys, in alphabetical order: asha, kabir, meera, ravi.
With name.title() they show as Asha, Kabir, Meera, Ravi, each with its number.
The dictionary itself keeps the order in which the contacts were added. Only sorted changes the order of the list.
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