To asscociate a meaning to each value in a collection of values, we use a data structure called a dictionary, like dic_pass here.
To create a dictionary, we start by coding a pair of curly braces {} to hold the values.
Dictionaries are made up of pairs of keys, like "Zoc", and values, like "Yes", separated by a colon :.
>>> dic_pass = {
... "Zoc":"yes",
... "Tom":"no"
... }
>>> print(dic_pass)
{'Zoc': 'yes', 'Tom': 'no'}