PYTHON BASICSLabeling values
A dictionary stores values mapped to keys (labels). Define it with curly braces `{}` and key-value pairs separated by colons. Retrieve values using their keys.
How it reads
`{"name": "Sirius"}` maps the key `"name"` to the value `"Sirius"`.
`star["name"]` retrieves the value stored under the key `"name"`.

Cloud tip: If you try to look up a key that doesn't exist, Python will raise a KeyError. Check spelling.