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# week 8

 My 8th Week Experience at Blockfuse Labs

This week at Blockfuse Labs was both exciting and insightful as we focused on two very important data structures in Python: tuples and dictionaries.

🔹 Tuples

We started by learning about tuples, which are similar to lists but immutable—meaning once you create them, you cannot change their content. I learned how to:

Create a tuple using parentheses, like my_tuple = (1, 2, 3)

Access elements using indexing


Understand when to use tuples instead of lists (e.g., when data should not change)


Dictionaries

We also explored dictionaries, one of Python’s most powerful and flexible data types. I learned that:

Dictionaries store data in key-value pairs, like {"name": "Christabel", "age": 20}

Keys must be unique and immutable (like strings, numbers, or tuples)

I can add, update, or delete dictionary entries

Loop through a dictionary using .keys(), .values(), and .items()


I practiced real-world examples like:

Creating a student record with id, name, and score

Counting word frequency in a sentence

Using nested dictionaries to manage more complex data


 Projects & Practice

We did lots of hands-on practice, including:

Writing programs to look up values by key

Updating and removing items

Using loops to print dictionary data neatly

Trying exercises that combined tuples and dictionaries



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 What I Gained

This week helped me understand how important data organization is in programming. Tuples and dictionaries allow me to store and access data efficiently, and they are very useful in building real applications.

I'm becoming more confident in using Python, and I’m excited for what’s coming in week 9!


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