dict module
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The `dict` module exports functions to create and detect Namespace item that 
behaves like a dictionary. 
  
`dict.create: List Tuple kv -> Namespace d`
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 This function takes a tuple of `[key,value]` pairs as input and returns
 a dictionary namespace.

```
d = dict(['key1','val1'], [22, 'val2'], ['key3', 30])
```

The returned dictionary Namespace `d` contains the following items:

- `d.size` is a `Numb` item that contains the number of items in the dictionary
  (3 in the example above)
- `d.keys` is the Tuple of keys of the dictionaty (`('key1',22,'key2')` in 
  the example above)
- `d.values` is the Tuple of values of the dictionaty (`('val1',val2,30)` in 
  the example above)
- `d.entries` is the Tuple of `[key,value]` pairs of the dictionaty (
  `(['key1','val1'], [22, 'val2'], ['key3', 30])` in the example above)
- `d.get` is a Func that takes a key as argument and returns the 
  corresponding value, or `Undefined('Mapping')` if the key doesn't exist.
- `d.has` is a Func that takes a key as argument and returns `TRUE` if
  the dictionary contains that key, otherwise it returns `FALSE`.
  
`dict.isDIct: Namespace d -> Bool b`
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This function returns `TRUE` if the passed item is a dictionary
namespace.