350-401 Question #1337: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

Question

Refer to the exhibit. The key value pairs must be extracted by iterating through a list of tuples. Which statement completes the snippet and prints each key value pair as a tuple?

Options

• Afor device in device_ip.items(): print(device)
• Bfor device, value in device_ip.items(): print(device)
• Cfor device in device_ip: print(device)
• Dfor device in device_ip.values(): print(device)

Explanation

Explanation

Option A is correct because .items() returns a view of key-value pairs as tuples, and by iterating with a single variable (device), each iteration captures the entire tuple (key, value) - which is exactly what print(device) then outputs.

Option B is wrong because unpacking into two variables (device, value) splits the tuple, so print(device) would only print the key, not the full key-value tuple pair.

Option C is wrong because iterating directly over a dictionary (without .items()) only yields the keys, not tuples containing both key and value.

Option D is wrong because .values() returns only the values of the dictionary, completely omitting the keys, so you'd never see the full key-value pair.

💡 Memory Tip: Think of it this way - if you want the whole tuple, use one variable with .items(). If you want to split the tuple, use two variables. The question asks to print as a tuple, so keep it together with for device in device_ip.items().

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