In python, I can do this in one line:

>>> for key, value in dict(j=1, k=2).items():
...     print(key, value)
...
j 1
k 2
>>>

In bash, I can do this:

$ map=([j]=1 [k]=2); for key in ${!map[@]}; do value=${map[$key]}; echo $key $value; done
j 1
k 2
$

Is there a way in bash to “inline” map declaration into for – similarly how it’s possible in the python example – instead of declaring it beforehand?