Dictionary comprehensions are awesome
Level: Beginner (score: 2)
A dictionary comprehension is like a list comprehension, but it constructs a dict instead of a list. They are convenient to quickly operate on each (key, value) pair of a dict. And often in one line of code, maybe two after checking PEP8 ;)
We think they are elegant, that's why we want you to know about them!
In this Bite you are given a dict and a set. Write a dictionary comprehension that filters out the items in the set and returns the resulting dict, so if your dict is {1: 'bob', 2: 'julian', 3: 'tim'} and your set is {2, 3}, the resulting dict would be {1: 'bob'}.
Check out the tests for more details. Have fun!