I recently learned that if A is a polynomial ring in Sage in variables x, 
y, and z, the command

A({tuple([1,1,1]):1})

returns x*y*z.

Can somebody explain this syntax to me?  I understand tuple([1,1,1]), but 
what are the curly brackets and the colon doing?

Also, is there a reason that A.monomial([1,1,1]) does not return the same 
result?

--Ursula.

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