Update index.md with has_key() (#21093)
Adding has_key() method to python dictionaries
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@ -65,6 +65,15 @@ It's easy to add key-value pairs to an existing dictionary:
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>>> club_names
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[1910, 1875]
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```
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**`has_key`** is a built-in *method* that can be used to check if a *key* exists in the dictionary.
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```python
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>>> items = {'a': 'apple', 'b': 'banana', 'c': 'cat'}
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>>> items.has_key('a')
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True
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>>> items.has_key('d')
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False
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```
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Yet another way of creating dictionary is using the **`dict()`** method:
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```python
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>>> players = dict( [('messi','argentina'), ('ronaldo','portugal'), ('kaka','brazil')] ) # sequence of key-value pair is passed
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