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deli = {'deli1': 'bbb', 'deli': 'aaa', 'deli3': 'ccc'}
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Finally, the printing results of value are as follows.
aaa, bbb, ccc
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aaa, bbb, ccc
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How to get the dictionary sorted through key
Finally, the printing results of value are as follows.
aaa, bbb, ccc
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To print the values corresponding with sorted keys, just iterate over the sorted keys and lookup the value:
for key in sorted(deli):
print deli[key]
would output:
aaa
bbb
ccc
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In Python2x, the order of the keys is not ensured. So you've to use OrderedDict if you want to maintain the order of keys in the dictionary (or a tuple of tuples).
import collections
sorted_deli = collections.OrderedDict()
for key in sorted(deli):
sorted_deli[key] = deli[key]
print(sorted_deli.values())
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aaa
bbb
ccc
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aaa
bbb
ccc
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aaa
bbb
ccc
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To print the values corresponding with sorted keys, just iterate over the sorted keys and lookup the value:
for key in sorted(deli):
print deli[key]
would output:
aaa
bbb
ccc
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In Python2x, the order of the keys is not ensured. So you've to use OrderedDict if you want to maintain the order of keys in the dictionary (or a tuple of tuples).
import collections
sorted_deli = collections.OrderedDict()
for key in sorted(deli):
sorted_deli[key] = deli[key]
print(sorted_deli.values())
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In Python2x, the order of the keys is not ensured. So you've to use OrderedDict if you want to maintain the order of keys in the dictionary (or a tuple of tuples).
import collections
sorted_deli = collections.OrderedDict()
for key in sorted(deli):
sorted_deli[key] = deli[key]
print(sorted_deli.values())
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In Python2x, the order of the keys is not ensured. So you've to use OrderedDict if you want to maintain the order of keys in the dictionary (or a tuple of tuples).
import collections
sorted_deli = collections.OrderedDict()
for key in sorted(deli):
sorted_deli[key] = deli[key]
print(sorted_deli.values())
answered Nov 12 at 9:58
hspandher
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In Python2x, the order of the keys is not ensured. So you've to use OrderedDict if you want to maintain the order of keys in the dictionary (or a tuple of tuples).
import collections
sorted_deli = collections.OrderedDict()
for key in sorted(deli):
sorted_deli[key] = deli[key]
print(sorted_deli.values())
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