# Let's say you asked your friends to name their favorite flowers:
# now you know that Alex likes 'field flowers'. Kate prefers
# 'daffodil', Eva adores 'artichoke flower', and Daniel loves 'tulip'.

# Create a dict with the names as keys and flowers as values
# print it.

favorite_flowers = {'Alex': 'field flowers', 'Kate': 'daffodil',
               'Eva': 'artichoke flower', 'Daniel': 'tulip'}

print(favorite_flowers)
# Let's say you asked your friends to name their favorite flowers:
# now you know that Alex likes 'field flowers'. Kate prefers
# 'daffodil', Eva adores 'artichoke flower', and Daniel loves 'tulip'.

# Create a dict with the names as keys and flowers as values
# print it.

favorite_flowers = {'Alex': 'field flowers', 'Kate': 'daffodil',
               'Eva': 'artichoke flower', 'Daniel': 'tulip'}

print(favorite_flowers)
# Let's say you asked your friends to name their favorite flowers: # now you know that Alex likes 'field flowers'. Kate prefers # 'daffodil', Eva adores 'artichoke flower', and Daniel loves 'tulip'. # Create a dict with the names as keys and flowers as values # print it.