READ CHARACTERS IN USER INPUT WITH DICTIONARY

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a = input("Enter Some Characters Here: ")
lol = {}
for j in a:
    t = lol.get(j)
    if t == None:
        lol.setdefault(j, 1)
    else:
        t += 1
        lol.__setitem__(j, t)
print(lol)

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