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    This document demonstrates how to use dictionaries to store and manipulate movie ratings and team rosters in Swift. It creates dictionaries to store movie titles mapped to ratings, and team names mapped to arrays of players. It shows how to add, update, remove, and loop through key-value pairs in dictionaries, as well as convert dictionary values to an array.

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    This document demonstrates how to use dictionaries to store and manipulate movie ratings and team rosters in Swift. It creates dictionaries to store movie titles mapped to ratings, and team names mapped to arrays of players. It shows how to add, update, remove, and loop through key-value pairs in dictionaries, as well as convert dictionary values to an array.

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    Dictionary Keyword Search

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    This document demonstrates how to use dictionaries to store and manipulate movie ratings and team rosters in Swift. It creates dictionaries to store movie titles mapped to ratings, and team names mapped to arrays of players. It shows how to add, update, remove, and loop through key-value pairs in dictionaries, as well as convert dictionary values to an array.

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    import Cocoa

    /*var dict1: Dictionary<String, Double> = [:]


    var dict2 = Dictionary<String, Double>()
    var dict3: [String:Double] = [:]
    var dict4 = [String:Double]()*/

    var movieRatings = ["Donnie Darko": 4, "Chungking Express":5, "Dark City": 4]

    print("I have rated \(movieRatings.count) movies.")


    let darkoRating = movieRatings["Donnie Darko"]
    movieRatings["Dark City"] = 5
    movieRatings

    /*let oldRating: Int? = movieRatings.updateValue(5, forKey: "Donnie Darko")


    if let lastRating = oldRating, let currentRating = movieRatings["Donnie Darko"] {
    print("Old rating: \(lastRating); current rating: \(currentRating)")
    }*/

    let oldRating: Int? = movieRatings.updateValue(5, forKey: "Donnie Darko1")


    if let lastRating = oldRating, let currentRating = movieRatings["Donnie Darko"] {
    print("Old rating: \(lastRating); current rating: \(currentRating)")
    }

    movieRatings["The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari"] = 6


    movieRatings.removeValue(forKey: "Dark City")

    for (key, value) in movieRatings {


    print("The movie \(key) was rated \(value).") }

    for movie in movieRatings.keys {


    print("User has rated \(movie).") }

    var teamPlayers = ["Giants": ["Ryan Reynolds", "Starlight Dancer", "Doug McKnight", "Teddy
    Bear", "John Chambers"], "Reds": ["Liz Hernandez", "James Uno", "Doug Uno", "Tom Platner",
    "Ashley Walker"], "Angels": ["Mike Uno", "Liana Beicken", "Jan Levinson", "Michael Scott",
    "Taylor Brown"]]

    print(teamPlayers)

    for (_, value) in teamPlayers {


    print("\(value)")
    }
    let players = Array(teamPlayers.values)

    print(players)

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