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How to Iterate Over Values in a Nested Dictionary Using Python

Nested dictionaries in Python can often present a challenge, especially when trying to access specific values from within their structure. If you've found yourself stuck on how to iterate through a nested dictionary to extract the values associated with a certain key, you’re in the right place. This blog will walk you through the steps needed to pull out the values you want in a clear and effective way.

The Problem: Accessing Nested Dictionary Values

Imagine you have the following nested dictionary:

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Your goal is to print the values associated with the key A in a structured format, like this:

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This can be achieved with a simple for loop, but it requires understanding how to navigate the nested structure effectively. Let’s break down the solution step by step.

Solution: Iterating Through the Nested Dictionary

Step 1: Set Up Your Dictionary

First, we will re-define the nested dictionary within our code:

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Step 2: Initialize an Empty List to Hold Results

To store our results efficiently, we will create an empty list named res:

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Step 3: Iterate Through Each Item in the Dictionary

Now, we will write a nested for loop to access the key-value pairs within our dictionary. We’ll retrieve values associated with key A from each sub-dictionary:

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Step 4: Print the Output

Finally, we can print the formatted results. The following code will join the key and its corresponding values and ensure proper formatting:

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Final Output:

When you run the complete code, you will get the output as needed:

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This solution effectively navigates through the nested dictionary to extract and print values associated with key A in a neat, readable format.

Conclusion

Iterating through a nested dictionary can seem daunting at first, but by breaking it down into manageable steps and using loops effectively, you can achieve the desired output. Now that you understand how to extract values from a nested dictionary, you can adapt this approach to any similar situations in your own Python projects. Happy coding!