.items()

StevenSwiniarski

Published May 23, 2022

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The .items() method of a Python dictionary returns a list of tuples for each key-value pair in a dictionary. It takes no arguments.

Syntax

dictionary.items()

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The following example creates a dictionary, then prints the dictionary and the output from .items():

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