Iterating Through Dictionaries
Iterating through dictionaries is very similar to iterating through lists - that is, you can use for loops.
You should be familiar with the following methods to iterate through dictionaries:
- keys
- values
- items
# Iterating Through Dictionaries contacts = {"Daisy Johnson": "2468 Park Ave", "Leo Fitz": "1258 Monkey Dr"} # iterate through each key for name in contacts: print(name) # or, use keys() method for name in contacts.keys(): print(name) # using each key to print each value for name in contacts: # prints each address associated with each name print(contacts[name]) # iterate through each value using values() for address in contacts.values(): print(address) # iterate through keys and values using items() for name, address in contacts.items(): print(name + ", " + address)
Output of the above code:
Daisy Johnson Leo Fitz Daisy Johnson Leo Fitz 2468 Park Ave 1258 Monkey Dr 2468 Park Ave 1258 Monkey Dr Daisy Johnson, 2468 Park Ave Leo Fitz, 1258 Monkey Dr
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