What is the output of the following Python code?d = {} d[1] = "a" d[1.0] = "b" d[True] = "c" print(len(d), d[1])

d = {}
d[1] = "a"
d[1.0] = "b"
d[True] = "c"
print(len(d), d[1])

Explanation

1, 1.0 and True are equal and have the same hash, so they are the same key; the dictionary keeps one entry whose value is the last assigned, 'c'.