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请判断如下的代码输出结果： spices = {'Coffee':50, 'Tea':20, 'Sugar':20} print（spices.get（'Juice', 'Sorry, only Coffee, Tea, Sugar in spices.'))
A．0
B．报错
C．'Sorry, only Coffee, Tea, Sugar in spices.'
D．20
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C
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