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Print key value pairs from a dictionary

I want to pretty-print the key-value pairs of a dictionary. I have the following code: This is what my code currently produces: But I want: How do I make this happen? Answer Consider using len() to balance out the number of dots

Change structure of dictionary in Python Pandas

Is there a way of changing structure of nested dictionary? I have a column in dataframe with many rows of dictionaries, which looks like that: Is there a way of modifying structure, so that it will looks like without changing actual values? Answer You should read about the function apply() in pandas. You build a function that essentially does your

Sort in nested dict by summing values python pandas

I have nested dict something like that I need sort on the level “code” with depending on summing values “brands”. For example, *# ‘code2.2’ first because 2+1+25=28 > 2+8+5+4=19 # ‘code3’ first because 1+2=3 > 2 I can sum values “brands” by “code” with and try combine with sort function as Thanks for your attention and help! Answer Try (assuming

Python DFS nested dictionary

I’ve written a function which should be able to search a nested dictionary, using DFS, to find a specific value. The recursive element seems to be working fine, however, when the base case should return True, it simply doesn’t. And the results. As you can see, the standard output “i==i” shows that this element was evaluated correctly but the return

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