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❓ Question: In the code below from my Python project: class PhoneBookApplication: def __init__(self): self.__phonebook = PhoneBook() self.__filehandler = FileHandler("phonebook.txt") I notice that …

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Q: Is items a keyword in Python? A: No. items is not a Python keyword. It is a dictionary method, not a reserved word in the Python language. Q: So what exactly is items()? A: items() is a …

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  Question: Consider the following two versions of the load_file() method. Are they functionally the same? Version 1 def load_file(self): names = {} with open(self.__filename) as …

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Here is a forum-ready, polished explanation you can directly publish: What happens if names = {} is placed inside the loop? Original (Correct) Code def load_file(self): names = {} with …

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