@routsiddharth0298
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Merging two dicts is much easier in Python 3.9 with the | operator. x = { 'p' : 1 , 'q' : 2 } y = { 'q' : 3 , 'r' : 4 } z = x | y If you wanted to simply append the k, v pairs of y to the end of x, you can use the shortcut. x |= y Nevertheless, I would never have thought of your method. Great job!