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Question 13 (1 point) What is the output of the following code? dictA = {'a': 1, 'b':2, 'c': 4, 'd':5} x = max(dictA.values()) y = [] for var1 in dictA.keys(): if dictA.get(var1) == x: y.append(var 1) print(y) O ['c'] O ['a'] O ['d'] O ['b']

Answer 1

The output of the code is a list containing the key with the maximum value in the dictionary, which in this case is ['d'].

Step-by-step explanation:

The provided code is used to find the maximum value in a dictionary and then append the corresponding key(s) to a list. The code constructs a dictionary dictA with keys and integer values. The variable x is assigned the maximum value found in the dictionary's values using the max() function. A loop then iterates through the dictionary's keys using the keys() method. During each iteration, it checks if the current key's value matches the maximum value (x). If it does, the key is appended to the list y. The list y is then printed, which will display the key(s) that have the maximum value. Since the maximum value is 5 (associated with key 'd'), the output is ['d'].