What happens if you try to add a new key-value pair to a dictionary using a key that already exists in the dictionary? The new value overwrites the existing value An error is raised The dictionary becomes immutable The new value is appended to the existing value

Write a Python Program to add a key to a dictionary.Sample Test CasesTest Case 1:Expected Output:Enter·the·number·of·key-value·pairs:·3Enter·the·key:·1Enter·the·value:·23Enter·the·key:·2Enter·the·value:·24Enter·the·key:·3Enter·the·value:·25Enter·the·new·key:·4Enter·the·new·value:·987987{'1':·'23',·'2':·'24',·'3':·'25',·'4':·'987987'}

Describe what will happen during the dictionary update dict[k] = v, if k isn’t present in dict.Select one:The program updates the key which is closest to kThe program stops with a run-time errorThe entry (k, v) is added to the dictionaryThe program continues with dict unchanged

What will the above Python code do?dict={"Phy":94,"Che":70,"Bio":82,"Eng":95} dict.update({"Che":72,"Bio":80})It will create new dictionary as dict={"Che":72,"Bio":80} and old dict will be deleted.It will throw an error as dictionary cannot be updated.It will simply update the dictionary as dict={"Phy":94,"Che":72,"Bio":80,"Eng":95}It will not throw any error but it will not do any changes in dic

KeysSend FeedbackIn a dictionary, can the same value be associated with multiple keys?infoYou have max 2 attempts to score in this question.Attempts left:1/2OptionsThis problem has only one correct answerNo, dictionaries can only have unique key-value pairs.Yes, dictionaries allow duplicate values for different keys.No, dictionaries do not allow duplicate values.Yes, but only if the dictionary is converted to a list.warningWrong Answer, Attempt Again

What happens when you put a key-value pair in a HashMap where the key already exists?