"# builtin_replace"

It is a very simple and friendly tool to replace the built-in PYTHON DICTIONARY.

Example:

from pylab import dict

var = dict("apple, banana: 20 ; mango, tea: True ; habit : 'good'")

print(var)

Output:

{'apple': 20, 'banana': 20, 'mango': True, 'tea': True, 'habit': 'good'}

Explanation:

(i) semi-colons(;) are used to seperate each key-value pair

(ii) we can set many keys to the same value just by seperating them with ","

(iii) colons(:) are used to seperate a key from value

(iv) dict() converts the string to BUILT-IN Dictionary

Advantages:

(i) No need to write the Quotation mark ("" or '') each time for defining a key

(ii) More User friendly Syntax

(iii) Assigns several keys consisting of same value more quickly

(iv) Reduces coding when working with many key-value pairs

Disadvantages:

(i) Annoying to import a library