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Expand Up @@ -375,7 +375,7 @@ The principle of the comprehension statement is exactly the same as with lists,

`{<key expression> : <value expression> for <item> in <series>}`

To finish off this section, lets take a look at factorials again. This time we store the results in a dictionary. The number itself is the key, while the value is the result of the factorial from our function:
To finish off this section, let's take a look at factorials again. This time we store the results in a dictionary. The number itself is the key, while the value is the result of the factorial from our function:

```python
def factorial(n: int):
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