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So now let us understand or the way we have created this file, and if you want to use this, you can

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basically use this currently in an interactive shell to check whether a particular string is in English

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or not.

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So, for example, if we go back here and we see here the import over now, the fine name that we have

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created is checking, shall we say, import Czech English.

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And then we use here the matter from Czech English dot.

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Again, the method name is all we are having is English, Czech.

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OK, so we will use this.

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Say is.

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English check and we give your say, is this sentence in English clothes, this OK, and check this

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out.

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But what you find we are having this majesty SDR is not defined.

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So let us check this.

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This is much estie or.

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OK, let's save it.

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And again, let us.

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Right down the same thing that's on line number twenty five, let's go to line.

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Twenty five,

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so in this, if we just check the output in the if condition.

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OK, now, once you have saved us, we will have to run the module again and again, we will have to

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execute it from import statement.

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So we will have to say in both English and English, not C is English.

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Chick does.

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The matter is English.

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And here we are passing is this sentence in

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English that you will get the value to.

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Now this is one way in which we can test this, OK?

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Now if you basically let us understand the particular program that we have created now for staying over

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here that we have is creating the constants in our file.

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So we have created in this case, the variables as constants, which are basically an uppercase.

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OK, so we have already understood that constants are nothing but variables whose values should never

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be changed after the set.

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So here the operator, SDR is a constant containing twenty six uppercase letters that we have set up

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for convenience and will save time typing.

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So we have used the operator SDR Constant to set up the letters and space SGA, which contains all the

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uppercase lowercase as well as a space character or type character and a new line character.

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So instead of typing out all of the uppercase lowercase letters, we just concatenated Neapolitans zero

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with the lowercase letters written by a couple letters.

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Jadot lower function and additional nonlocal characters or type a new line are represented over here

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in the case of Slashdot.

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OK, moving to the dictionary now before we continue with the rest of the code we have written here,

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we will understand more about the dictionary ticker-Tape to understand how to convert a text file into

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a story so the dictionary dictates torse values which can contain multiple other values.

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Just as the do enlist, we use an integer index to retrieve item in the list, like, for example,

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the last one in the index 42.

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But for each item in the dictionary value instead use a key to retrieve a value.

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Now, although we can use only individuals to retrieve items from a list, looky in a dictionary, value

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can be an integer or a string like for example, see where in the square brackets, say, bitin or where

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in the square brackets, an index.

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Now, dictionaries, let us organize our program, retain more flexibility than list and don't store

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items in any particular order instead of using square brackets, as the Lizardo Dictionary uses this

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Colibri that we have created over here.

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If you see so here, this English word is still we have created as a type like dictionary.

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So our dictionaries items are typed as key value pair in which key and the values are separated by colons.

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Multiple key value players are separated by commas not to retrieve values from dictionary.

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We can use square brackets with the key between them.

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Similarly, to do indexing, what list will give it a try for retrieving values from a dictionary using

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GIS?

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We will go back to our interactive shell and give it a try.

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Here we would create a dictionary one is equal to.

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Let's give your psyche one colon.

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See, this is value for given.

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OK, then we have a comma.

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Next we have ciggie two and here we have some value for you to reclose this dictionary.

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OK, and now we say dictionary one we want to print the value of given.

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So we get their case, captain, so we'll see dictionary one in bracket Kiwa, we get get this is the

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value for Kuvan.

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Similarly, if we say dictionary one and we try to bring the value of data, we get the value for it.

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OK, so your first thing is we have set up a dictionary.

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Kolas dissy do one with doki value, but we then assign the value associated with one string, which

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is another string as with list, and we can store all kinds of data types in our dictionaries notat

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as with list variables don't store dictionary values.

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Instead, the store the references to dictionaries.

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So we will look at an example which will show us two variables with references to the same dictionary,

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for example, of one which we have created now.

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OK, let's say we create the two, which is equal to see Biton and the value for this, say, 50.

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OK, then we create over one which is equal to the two.

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OK, now we say, well, one at the index of Biton, we want to change it to 90.

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OK, now if we say it does a dictionary, do we get by is equal to 90 or if we say well one again we

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get Biton is equal to 90.

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Right.

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So the first line of all your sets up another dictionary, which is a dictionary to understand we have

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only one key value pair in that.

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OK, so now you can see that it stores an image of Al-Yousef, 50, associated with the kids Biton The

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second line assigns the dictionary evaluable to another variable, which is where one and you can then

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use this variable to change the original dictionary value associated with Python stringy to 90, the

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new variable that is dictionary two and where one should return the same dictionary key value pair with

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the updated value.