Python Dictionary items()
The items() method returns a view object of the dictionary. A view object is the list containing the key-value pairs of the dictionary as tuples inside the list.
Python Dictionary items()
The syntax of items() is:
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dictionary.items()
items() Parameters
The items() method does not take any parameters as arguments.
Let see an example of the items() method in python.
Example 1: How to use items() method in python dictionaries?
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cars = { 1 : "BMW", 2 : "TOYOTA", 3 : "TATA"}
print(cars.items())
Output:
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dict_items([(1, 'BMW'), (2, 'TOYOTA'), (3, 'TATA')])
Rules of items()
There are no such rules for items().
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