What you want to say?

[zionkex]

sorry

[Shrekami]

Why can't dictionary be applied in this code?
city="Seattle is a vibrant city in the Pacific Northwest, known for its iconic Space Needle, beautiful waterfront, and as the birthplace of tech giants like Microsoft and Amazon."
myd={"a":0,"b":0,"c":0,"d":0,"e":0,"f":0,"g":0,"h":0,"i":0,"j":0,"k":0,"l":0,"m":0,"n":0,"o":0,"p":0,"q":0,"r":0,"s":0,"t":0,"u":0,"v":0,"w":0,"x":0,"y":0,"z":0,}
for k1,v1 in myd():
print(f"{k1} equals {v1}")

[Shrekami]

So what do I do?

[Shrekami]

Where do I write k1, v1, and what is my.items or how do you update the dictionary?

[zionkex]

Where do I write k1, v1, and what is my.items or how do you update the dictionary?

myd.items() that give you keys and values of dictionary

[Shrekami]

I don't know what to do

[Shrekami]

I am confused

[Shrekami]

I completed the homework for rock, paper, scissors, using this code
import random
from tkinter import *
app=Tk()
app.geometry("600x500+400+50")
app.title("Robot")
app["bg"]="#527bf5"

computer_choice=Label(text="computer_choice",width=62, height=6,bg="#52f5e8")
computer_choice.pack()

def get_computer_choice(my_choice):
global computer_choice
nlo=random.choice(["rock", "paper", "scissors"])
computer_choice['text']=f"Computer chose {nlo}"
print("Computer chose",nlo)
win(my_choice=my_choice,machine_choice=nlo)

winner=Label(text="Winner",width=40,bg="#5ff3d4")
winner.pack(pady=70)

def king(human):
global winner
winner["text"]=f"The winner is {human}"
color(human)
def color(human):
if human=="nobody":
winner["bg"]="#f1a14c"
elif human=="computer":
winner["bg"]="#d164e4"
elif human=="human":
winner["bg"]="#189b4b"

def win(my_choice,machine_choice):
if my_choice==machine_choice:
human="nobody"
if my_choice=="scissors":
if machine_choice=="rock":
human="computer"
elif machine_choice=="paper":
human="human"

if my_choice=="rock":
    if machine_choice=="scissors":
       human="human"
    elif machine_choice=="paper":
        human="computer"

if my_choice=="paper":
    if machine_choice=="rock":
        human="human"
    elif machine_choice=="scissors":
        human="computer"
king(human)

def yay(chosen):
rock.config(bd=5, relief="flat")
paper.config(bd=5, relief="flat")
scissors.config(bd=5, relief="flat")

chosen.config(bd=5,relief="raised")

def click():
print("You chose rock")
yay(rock)
get_computer_choice(my_choice="rock",)

def clank():
print("You chose paper")
yay(paper)
get_computer_choice(my_choice="paper")

def clonk():
print("You chose scissors")
yay(scissors)
get_computer_choice(my_choice="scissors")

rock=Button(text="Rock",command=click,width=6,height=1,bg="#f03521",)
rock.pack(pady=100,padx=10,fill="x",expand=True,side="left")

paper=Button(text="Paper",command=clank,width=6,height=1,bg="#7af35f")
paper.pack(padx=10,side="left",fill="x",expand=True)

scissors=Button(text="Scissors",command=clonk,width=6,height=1,bg="#5f94f3")
scissors.pack(padx=10,side="left",fill="x",expand=True)

app.mainloop()

make a frame to each button that you pressed

But I used OpenAi for a little bit because I tried million times in clink clank clonk but it didn't work so I used OpenAi for a bit and it told me to make a function. And use config.

[zionkex]

Push your code to GitHub ,pls

[Shrekami]

So 1,2,5 functions work but I don't know what to do for 3,4,6. This is the code
eat={"cucumber":3,"tomatoes":10,"banana":1,"watermelon":2}

def add():
bor=input("What is the name of the new product, you would like to add? ")
fer=float(input("What will be the cost of your product? "))
eat[bor]=fer
print(eat)

def refresh():
print(eat)

def delete():
limp=input("Which product will you delete? ")
del limp

def pick():
print("All of the products you made are", )

def count():
print(eat)

def leave():
print("wow")

while True:
print("my_products")
print("1 = Add new product")
print("2 = update_product_cost")
print("3 = Delete product")
print("4 = Get my products")
print("5 = Get product counts")
print("6 = Exit")
lomp=int(input("Choose your function "))
if lomp==1:
add()

elif lomp==2:
    refresh()

elif lomp==3:
    delete()

elif lomp==4:
    pick()

elif lomp==5:
    count()

elif lomp==6:
    leave()

[zionkex]

6 break,
don’t do number 4,
2 isn’t correct. Remember how we did it? I showed how to update the product value on tomatoes

[Shrekami]

But 3 in not working also.

[Shrekami]

Now I did 1,2,5,6 bt I still don't know how to do 3 or 4.

[Shrekami]

With this code
eat={"cucumber":3,"tomatoes":10,"banana":1,"watermelon":2}

def add():
bor=input("What is the name of the new product, you would like to add? ")
fer=float(input("What will be the cost of your product? "))
eat[bor]=fer
print(eat)

def refresh():
eat["tomatoes"]+=1

def delete():
limp=input("Which product will you delete? ")
del limp

def pick():
print("All of the products you made are", )

def count():
print(eat)

while True:
print("my_products")
print("1 = Add new product")
print("2 = update_product_cost")
print("3 = Delete product")
print("4 = Get my products")
print("5 = Get product counts")
print("6 = Exit")
lomp=int(input("Choose your function "))
if lomp==1:
add()

elif lomp==2:
    refresh()

elif lomp==3:
    delete()

elif lomp==4:
    pick()

elif lomp==5:
    count()

elif lomp==6:
    break