Python Dictionary clear() Method

The clear() method removes all items (key-value pairs) from a dictionary, making it empty. It is useful for resetting or clearing a dictionary’s content.

Syntax

dictionary.clear()

Parameters

It doesn’t take any parameters

Return Value

It doesn’t return any value (returns None)

Example:

person = {"name": "James Bond", "age": 37, "city": "London"}

person.clear()
print(person) # Output: {}

The clear() method doesn’t delete the dictionary; it only removes its contents.