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# Dictionary creation
groceryItems = {
    "Milk": 3.49,
    "Eggs": 2.99,
    "Bread": 1.99,
    "Apples": 0.99
}

# Extracting dictionary elements by their keys
print("Price of Milk:", groceryItems["Milk"])
print("Price of Bread:", groceryItems["Bread"])

              
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# A dictionary with various types of keys and values
store_info = {
    "Store Name": "Grocery Galore",    # String key and string value
    42: "Inventory Count",             # Integer key and string value
    ("Bread", "Milk"): [2.99, 1.59]    # Tuple key and list value (prices of bread and milk)
}

# Extracting dictionary element (list) by its key (tuple)
print("Data under key ('Bread', 'Milk'):", store_info[("Bread", "Milk")])

              
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# Dictionary for a grocery store inventory
inventory = {
    "Apples": 30,
    "Oranges": 18,
    "Bananas": 45
}

# Get the count of Oranges
print("Count of Oranges:", inventory.get("Oranges"))

# Update inventory by adding a new item
inventory.update({"Mangoes": 20})
print("Updated Inventory:", inventory)

# You can also add a new item to the end of the dictionary like this
inventory["Pineapples"] = 15
print("Updated Inventory:", inventory)

# Remove Bananas from the inventory
removed_item = inventory.pop("Bananas")
print("Removed Item:", removed_item)
print("Current Inventory:", inventory)