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access dictionary in f string

# Here the quotes in the dictionary lookup are the same as the ones from 
# the string start and end, so instead we need to switch some around 
print(f'{dictionary['key']}')

# Either of these work instead:
print(f"{dictionary['key']}")
print(f'{dictionary["key"]}')

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