Python create dictionary using dict with integer keys

Question

In Python  I see people creating dictionaries like this   d   dict  one   1  two   2  three   3     What if my keys are integers  When I try this   d   dict  1   1  2   2  3   3     I get an error  Of course I could do this   d     1 1  2 2  3 3     which works fine  but my main question is this  is there a way to set integer keys using the dict   function constructor

User · Answer

a   dict one 1  two 2  three 3    Providing keyword arguments as in this example only works for keys that are valid Python identifiers  Otherwise  any valid keys can be used

User · Answer

There are also these  ways     gt  gt  gt  dict fromkeys range 1  4    1  None  2  None  3  None   gt  gt  gt  dict zip range 1  4   range 1  4     1  1  2  2  3  3

User · Answer

Yes  but not with that version of the constructor   You can do this    gt  gt  gt  dict   1  2    3  4     1  2  3  4    There are several different ways to make a dict   As documented   providing keyword arguments       only works for keys that are valid Python identifiers

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