Where did my iPhoto go?

Help, my iPhoto disappeared from my dock.  How do I find the applications folder to find out if it is still there?

Try launching iPhoto from the Spotlight tool.
  Upper Right corner of your display.
    Magnifying glass icon.
Enter iPhoto in the Search Box.
  then Click on the iPhoto Application
Once it is running
  Right-click on the icon in the Dock
    (control button Mouse Click)
      Hover over Options
        Click Keep in Dock
You can click-drag icons in the Dock
  to arrange them relative to one another..

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