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Stefano Barbareschi edited this page Oct 8, 2026
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DICTIONARY
Think of a dictionary as a contact list on your phone. Each person’s name is saved, and next to it, you store their age.
Example in Simple Terms
Let’s say you want to store a person's name and age:
"name" is the key, and "John" is the value.
"age" is the key, and 30 is the value.
This means you can ask the dictionary for John's age by looking up the "age" key.
It's like asking:
"What is John's age?"
The dictionary answers: 30
In dictionary (dictionary name) Get value for key [key]
Using this block, you can retrieve the value of a given key in a dictionary. To do this, place the name of an existing dictionary in the first slot and the key associated with the value in the second slot.