Remove Keys from Dictionary - Python

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In order to delete keys from the diction, you would have to use 'del'. Here's an example:

x  = {123: 456}

del x[123]

print(x)

>> {}

 

If the key doesn't exist in the dictionary, it'll throw an KeyError exception. 

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