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Hi There,

        bgp_prefix_dict = {}
        #dict for BGP prefixes
        for line in ip_prefix:
            if 'ip ip-prefix' in line:
                prefix_name = line.strip().split(' ')[2]
                subnet = line.strip().split(' ')[6]+"/"+line.strip().split(' ')[7]
                bgp_subnet = str(IPNetwork(subnet))
                bgp_prefix_dict['prefix_name'] = prefix_name
                bgp_prefix_dict['bgp_subnet'] = bgp_subnet
                #print(bgp_prefix_dict) #### Able to print all key values
        print(bgp_prefix_dict) ## here its printing last key and value
        for (key,value) in bgp_prefix_dict.items():
             print(key, "> ",value)

Output:
{'prefix_name': 'MORADABAD_INTERNET_59105832429', 'bgp_subnet': '103.217.78.0/23'}

in loop

Output:
prefix_name >  MORADABAD_INTERNET_59105832429
bgp_subnet >  103.217.78.0/23

its not working in for loop, as per my understanding, update will replace key,value if already present.

same result

Output:
{'prefix_name': 'MORADABAD_INTERNET_59105832429', 'bgp_subnet': '103.217.78.0/23'}

Your options include at least following methods: check whether key exists and if not create key with value of empty list otherwise append; use .get method; use .setdefault method; use defaultdict.

you are updating same keys over and over again, while iterating over the ip_prefix:

bgp_prefix_dict['prefix_name'] = prefix_name
bgp_prefix_dict['bgp_subnet'] = bgp_subnet

bgp_prefix_dict will always have just two keys and their values will be coming from the current element from ip_prefix. At the end of the loop their values will come form last element in ip_prefix.

will check this, there was some issue while pasting code in last code.. some indent issue

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Hi Buran,
I am able to find all key and values in loop, but its printing only last key value out of loop

bgp_prefix_dict = {}
#dict for BGP prefixes
for line in ip_prefix:
    if 'ip ip-prefix' in line:
        prefix_name = line.strip().split(' ')[2]
        subnet = line.strip().split(' ')[6]+"/"+line.strip().split(' ')[7]
        bgp_subnet = str(IPNetwork(subnet))
        bgp_prefix_dict['prefix_name'] = prefix_name
        bgp_prefix_dict['bgp_subnet'] = bgp_subnet
        print(bgp_prefix_dict) #### Able to print all key values

Output:
{'prefix_name': 'Uzaina', 'bgp_subnet': '103.126.62.0/24'}
{'prefix_name': 'WI_LINK_NETWORK_12105830372', 'bgp_subnet': '103.82.100.0/22'}
{'prefix_name': 'WI_LINK_NETWORK_12105830372', 'bgp_subnet': '103.82.102.0/23'}
{'prefix_name': 'WI_LINK_NETWORK_12105830372', 'bgp_subnet': '103.82.101.0/24'}
{'prefix_name': 'WI_LINK_12105830371', 'bgp_subnet': '103.82.100.0/22'}
{'prefix_name': 'WI_LINK_12105830371', 'bgp_subnet': '103.82.102.0/23'}
{'prefix_name': 'WI_LINK_12105830371', 'bgp_subnet': '103.82.101.0/24'}
{'prefix_name': 'MORADABAD_INTERNET_59105832429', 'bgp_subnet': '103.217.78.0/23'}

(Feb-22-2019, 12:51 PM)anna Wrote: [ -> ]I am able to find all key and values in loop, but its printing only last key value out of loop

Yes, because you overwrite the previous value. What you print proves exactly that!!!!

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#list for BGP prefixes dicts
bgp_prefix_list = []
for line in ip_prefix:
    if 'ip ip-prefix' in line:
        #dict for BGP prefixes
        bgp_prefix_dict = {}
        prefix_name = line.strip().split(' ')[2]
        subnet = line.strip().split(' ')[6]+"/"+line.strip().split(' ')[7]
        bgp_subnet = str(IPNetwork(subnet))
        bgp_prefix_dict['prefix_name'] = prefix_name
        bgp_prefix_dict['bgp_subnet'] = bgp_subnet
        print(bgp_prefix_dict) #### Able to print current dict
        bgp_prefix_list.append(bgp_prefix_dict)
print(bgp_prefix_list)

thanks buran.