A dictionary stores key–value pairs: each unique, immutable key retrieves its associated value, while values may repeat and use any type. This structure fits designs that must represent changing name–value attributes without duplicating subclasses. section 2.3.4
Book attributes as a dictionary
Represent a book with enumeration keys and typed values: {KIND: Kind.FICTION, TITLE: "Life of Pi", LAST: "Martel", YEAR: 2003, GENRE: Genre.ADVENTURE}. An Attributes object can validate values, compare only requested key–value pairs, and support searches such as LAST: "KING" without separate attribute subclasses. section 2.3.4









































