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Title: Python Dictionary Copy() Method Explained | Shallow Copy Example

Description:
In this Python tutorial, we'll explore the `copy()` method for dictionaries and understand how it creates a shallow copy of a dictionary in Python. The `copy()` method is a convenient way to duplicate a dictionary while maintaining its key-value pairs but without duplicating the actual values themselves.

We'll start by explaining what a shallow copy means in Python and how it differs from a deep copy. A shallow copy creates a new dictionary with the same key-value pairs as the original dictionary, but the values are not copied. Instead, references to the original values are used in the new dictionary.

Through practical examples, we'll demonstrate how to use the `copy()` method with simple dictionaries, nested dictionaries, and dictionaries containing mutable objects like lists. You'll see how modifications to the copied dictionary do not affect the original one, but be aware of the behavior when dealing with nested mutable objects.

By the end of this video, you'll have a clear understanding of how the `copy()` method works for dictionaries in Python and how to use it effectively in your programming projects.

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