m = {}
print type(m)
<type 'dict'>


m = {"fo": "apple", "bo", "kiwi"}
File "<ipython-input-4-7c840dff2895>", line 1
    
 ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

m = {"fo": "apple", "bo":"kiwi"}

m = {"fo": "apple", "bo", "kiwi"}
  
print m
{'bo': 'kiwi', 'fo': 'apple'}


print type(m)
<type 'dict'>


m["flo"] = 'kiwi'
print m
{'bo': 'kiwi', 'flo': 'kiwi', 'fo': 'apple'}


m['fo'] = 'lemon'
print m
{'bo': 'kiwi', 'flo': 'kiwi', 'fo': 'lemon'}


print m.keys()
['bo', 'flo', 'fo']


print m.values()
['kiwi', 'kiwi', 'lemon']


print m.items()
[('bo', 'kiwi'), ('flo', 'kiwi'), ('fo', 'lemon')]


print m.iteritems()
<dictionary-itemiterator object at 0x0000000003EEE098>


for w in m.iteritems():
    print w
    
('bo', 'kiwi')

('flo', 'kiwi')

('fo', 'lemon')


for key in m.keys():
    print key, m[key]
    
bo kiwi

flo kiwi

fo lemon