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>>> professions = {["Программист", 200000, 0.55, True], ["Учитель", 90000, 0.35, True], ["Врач", 110000, 0.25, True]}
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<pyshell#0>", line 1, in <module>
    professions = {["Программист", 200000, 0.55, True], ["Учитель", 90000, 0.35, True], ["Врач", 110000, 0.25, True]}
TypeError: unhashable type: 'list'
>>> professions = {"Программист": [200000, 0.55, True], "Учитель": [90000, 0.35, True], "Врач": [110000, 0.25, True]}
>>> professions
{'Программист': [200000, 0.55, True], 'Учитель': [90000, 0.35, True], 'Врач': [110000, 0.25, True]}
>>> profession = "Врач"
>>> characteristics = professions[profession]
>>> characteristics
[110000, 0.25, True]
>>> 
>>> money = [profession[0] for profession in professions.values()]
>>> money
[200000, 90000, 110000]
>>> 
>>> average = [profession[1] for profession in professions.values()]
>>> average
[0.55, 0.35, 0.25]
>>> average1 = sum(average)/len(average)
>>> average1
0.3833333333333333