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Python update multiple dictionary values

# Basic syntax:
your_dictionary.update({'keys':23, 'to':42, 'update':17})

# Example usage:
your_dictionary = {'keys':0, 'to':0}
your_dictionary.update({'keys':23, 'to':42, 'update':17})
print(your_dictionary)
--> {'keys': 23, 'to': 42, 'update': 17}
# Note, along with updating existing key values, the .update() method
#	adds keys to the dictionary if they aren't present

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