# Lesson 13: Dictionaries — Labeled Storage
# WHAT TO DO: A dictionary stores entries as label: value pairs inside
# curly brackets, and you read a value by its label. This dictionary
# describes a student, but it is missing a favorite-color entry.
# Fill in line 13: replace TODO with a real color, keeping it in quotes.
# HINT: Assigning to a new label adds a new entry. The loop below
# already prints every label and value on its own line.
# Run with F5 in IDLE. You are done when the dictionary shows a real color.

student = {"name": "Coder", "age": 12, "city": "Springfield"}
print(student)
print(student["city"])
student["color"] = "TODO"  # <-- CHANGE THIS LINE: your favorite color
print(student)
for key, value in student.items():
    print(key + ": " + str(value))