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Red book operator replaces a single element of the value of the first operand.
If the first operand is an array, stack or a string, put treats the second
operand as an index and stores the third operand at the position identified
by the index, counting from 0. I must be in the range 0 to n - 1, where n is
the length of the array, stack or string. If the first operand is a
dictionary, put uses the second operand as a key and the third operand
as a value, and stores this key-value pair into dict. If key is already
present as a key in dict, put simply replaces its value by .
Otherwise, put creates a new entry for key and associates with it.
Core code registered in systemdict.