lesson1Title

lesson2Title

lesson3Title

lesson4Title

lesson5Title

lesson6Title

lesson7Title

lesson8Title

lesson9Title

lesson10Title

lesson11Title

lesson12Title

lesson13Title

lesson14Title

lesson15Title

lesson16Title

lesson17Title

lesson18Title

pythonIntroStep2Chapter4Title

pythonIntroStep2Chapter1Title

pythonIntroStep2Chapter2Title

lesson19Title

lesson20Title

lesson21Title

pythonIntroStep2Chapter3Title

order = {
  "product_id": 2,
  "product_name": "Computer",
  "quantity": 3,
  "price": 1000
}

print(order)

# Removing a Specific Element from a Dictionary

When deleting data from a dictionary, specify the item to remove using its`key`.

To remove a specific key-value pair, use the `del` keyword with the key inside square brackets `([])`.

```python title="Removing a Value from a Dictionary"
order = {
  "product_id": 2,
  "product_name": "Computer",
  "quantity": 3,
  "price": 1000
}

# Remove the "quantity" key and its value
del order["quantity"]
```

The `del` keyword is used to remove a specific key and its corresponding value from a dictionary.

### Use the `del` keyword to remove a specific key-value pair from a dictionary.

Removing a Specific Element from a Dictionary

Use the del keyword to remove a specific key-value pair from a dictionary.

Use the `del` keyword to remove a specific key-value pair from a dictionary.