Answer:
Input code:
car_makers = {'Honda': 'Japan', 'Fiat': 'Germany'}
#Add Tesla and USA as its corresponding entry
car_makers['Tesla'] = 'USA'
#Update the Fiat entry from Germany to Italy
car_makers['Fiat'] = 'Italy'
print(car_makers)
print('Honda made in', car_makers['Honda'])
print('Fiat made in', car_makers['Fiat'])
print('Tesla made in', car_makers['Tesla'])
Explanation:
The initial line serves to define an object within the Python code, comprising two entries for Honda and Fiat alongside their respective countries.
This Python code includes a new entry to the object "car maker" by utilizing bracket notation for Tesla, denoting the USA.
The Fiat car's country is revised from Germany to Italy via bracket notation.
The output displays the complete object as well as each individual car's information.
output of the python code:
{'Honda': 'Japan', 'Fiat': 'Italy', 'Tesla': 'USA'}
Honda made in Japan
Fiat made in Italy
Tesla made in USA.