Question

question # 2
multiple choice
what is wrong, if anything, with this line of code?

>> mydict = {zapato,shoe}

there is nothing wrong.
you should use double quotes around \zapato\ and \shoe.\
there should be a colon instead of a comma between zapato andshoe.
there should be parantheses around (zapato,shoe).

Explanation:

In Python, a dictionary is defined with key - value pairs separated by colons. In the given code myDict = {'zapato','shoe'}, it should be myDict = {'zapato':'shoe'} to correctly define a dictionary where 'zapato' is the key and'shoe' is the value.

Answer:

There should be a colon instead of a comma between 'zapato' and'shoe'