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Domenic Tucci
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 5,554 PointsIs there a typo here?
seems a little confusing. just wondering if there is a typo
student = {'key':'name', 'value':'"', 'key':'topic', 'value':'python'}
1 Answer

Josh Keenan
19,527 PointsYou have misunderstood the challenge.
student = {'name': '', 'topic': 'python'}
A key is the name for a value stored in a dictionary, so here we have 2 keys, name and topic; and 2 values, an empty string and the string 'python'. Feel free to ask any other questions
Domenic Tucci
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 5,554 PointsDomenic Tucci
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 5,554 PointsYup, I realized it was two separate apo's not one qoute