ex.cs
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
public class Ex{
public static void Main(){
var jcpmusicdotcom = new Dictionary<string,string>();
jcpmusicdotcom["Touhou Lost Word"] = "Lost word chronical";
jcpmusicdotcom["I'm Salamence"] = "Replica no koi";
jcpmusicdotcom["Heartwarming shrine"] = "SHAMAN QUEEN";
foreach(var music in jcpmusicdotcom){
Console.WriteLine($"{music.Value}Is{music.Key}It is music associated with.");
}
}
}
ex.py
class Ex:
def main():
jcpmusicdotcom = {}
jcpmusicdotcom["Touhou Lost Word"] = "Lost word chronical"
jcpmusicdotcom["I'm Salamence"] = "Replica no koi"
jcpmusicdotcom["Heartwarming shrine"] = "SHAMAN QUEEN"
for musickey in jcpmusicdotcom:
print(f"{jcpmusicdotcom[musickey]}Is{musickey}It is music associated with.")
if __name__ == "__main__":
Ex.main()
After all, both are influenced by C language, so the writing style does not change much. I like C # and Python, which are "styles that can't be written dirty", but what about you guys? Thank you for your comment.