Which line of code will create a Python dictionary?

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sideItems = {"steak" : "baked potato", "enchiladas" : "rice and beans", "poke bowl" : "macaroni salad"}

sideItems = {"steak" : "baked potato", "enchiladas" : "rice and beans", "poke bowl" : "macaroni salad"}

sideItems = ("steak" : "baked potato", "enchiladas" : "rice and beans", "poke bowl" : "macaroni salad")

sideItems = ("steak" : "baked potato", "enchiladas" : "rice and beans", "poke bowl" : "macaroni salad")

sideItems = {"steak", "baked potato", "enchiladas", "rice and beans", "poke bowl", "macaroni salad"}

sideItems = {"steak", "baked potato", "enchiladas", "rice and beans", "poke bowl", "macaroni salad"}

sideItems = ["steak" : "baked potato", "enchiladas" : "rice and beans", "poke bowl" : "macaroni salad"]

sideItems = ["steak" : "baked potato", "enchiladas" : "rice and beans", "poke bowl" : "macaroni salad"]

Answer 1

The correct line of code to create a Python dictionary is:

sideItems = {"steak" : "baked potato", "enchiladas" : "rice and beans", "poke bowl" : "macaroni salad"}