In order to improve your Python skills, you decide to go to an online bookstore that exclusively sells beginner Python books. You can search through the site by setting the param variable to a string containing your keyword(s); however, you notice that an error is thrown whenever your search contains a double quote.
You look through the site's Python code and notice that it uses exec() to set the result of your search to a variable named res. Create a query that copies the users dictionary (containing everyone's username and password) to res.
param = "your text here"
users = {
"user1": "password",
"user2": "password"
}
exec("res = search('%s')" % param)
print(res) ➞ users