Dictionary with FOR loop in Python

Question

While I study Python, time or other unpacking my own exercises. Only this time I 'Stopped' when I decided to do the code below.

for c in range (3):
    bd = {}
    nome = input('Insira seu nome: ')
    sobrenome = input('Insira seu sobrenome: ')
    bd [nome] = sobrenome
print ()
print (bd)

The question is, how do I feed the dictionary using the for (for example) if at the end of loop she only shows me the last key-value pair that I typed in?

Answer 1

This isn’t a library, it’s a dictionary. Do not confuse these terminologies, libraries is also a term used in programming, and refers to something completely different.

The problem with your for, is that you restart your dictionary every time you interact over the loop. Start the dictionary out of the loop, this should solve.

bd = {}
for c in range (3):
    nome = input('Insira seu nome: ')
    sobrenome = input('Insira seu sobrenome: ')
    bd [nome] = sobrenome