We've already seen how arrays let us store lots of values in one place. But arrays have a problem —...
We've already seen how arrays let us store lots of values in one place. But arrays have a problem — you have to remember positions to get your data back.
What if there was a smarter way? 🤔
That's where dictionaries come in.
The Problem with Arrays
Let's say you're storing a character's profile from My Hero Academia:
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