5473/obtaining-a-value-when-given-a-key-in-python-dicionaries
We cannot. Dictionaries aren't meant to be used that way. You can iterate through the dictionary using iteritems() instead -
for name, id in list.iteritems(): if id == search_id: print name
dic={"car":["limo","sedan"]} print (dic.keys()) <-----------------------Fetch the key "car" print (dic['car'][0]) <------------------------Fetch ...READ MORE
Hi, it's a very simple answer actually. You ...READ MORE
different data type is being used. that ...READ MORE
we can use OrderedDict import collections result = colections.Ord ...READ MORE
You can also use the random library's ...READ MORE
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can you give an example using a ...READ MORE
You can simply the built-in function in ...READ MORE
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