Assume a Dictionary structure has been defined that associates letter grades to their respective integer "quality point" values used for calculating a student's grade point average. The name of the structure is gradePoints. Write a statement to retrieve the quality point value for a letter grade of "C". Store the retrieved value in a variable name "qPoints".

Assume a Dictionary structure has been defined that associates letter grades to their respective integer "quality point" values used for calculating a student's grade point average. The name of the structure is gradePoints. Write a statement to retrieve the quality point value for a letter grade of "C". Store the retrieved value in a variable name "qPoints".

Database System Concepts

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