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Function Details: clear_(dict)

Description

Removes all items from the dictionary.

Extended Description

The clear() method removes all key-value pairs from the dictionary, leaving it empty. This operation is in-place, meaning it modifies the original dictionary rather than creating a new one. After calling clear(), the dictionary will have a length of 0.

Read More about clear_(dict) from Python Documentation

Function Signature

dict.clear() -> None

Module: builtins

Class: dict

Parameters

Return

This method doesn't return a value (None).

Return Type

None

Output

Explanation

This example shows how clear() removes all items from a dictionary.