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If it was only one dictionary inside the list data, could I do this way? I mean, I need the "for in" bacause there is more than 1 dictionary or bacause the dictionary is inside of the list?
data = {
        "email": "we@afi.co",
        "name": "Warren Bates",
        "date_joined": "4/20/2048",
        "admin": "False",
        "id": "36"
    }
data['email'] = 'we@afi.co'
del(data['name'])
data['first_name'] = 'Warren Bates'.split(" ")[0]
data['last_name'] = 'Warren Bates'.split(" ")[1]
data['date_joined'] = '4/20/2048'
if data["admin"] == 'False':
    data["admin"] = False
else:
    data['admin'] = True
data["id"] = int(36)
print(data)

Steven Parker · Accepted Answer

When posting code, always use  Markdown formatting (https://teamtreehouse.com/library/code) to preserve the code's appearance, particularly the indentation which is crucial in Python.   You might want to take a look at this video about Posting a Question (https://teamtreehouse.com/library/posting-a-question).
But the loop is used for processing a list of multiple items, the kind of items doesn't matter.  If you know the data will be only one item, you wouldn't need a list; but in this exercise, the function needs to process a list.

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