how can I display only desired items?

[3lnyn0]

How can I write the code for the 'predator' name entered from the keyboard to be something like this (without the name appearing in the output, only the ones below):

id -> 1
producer - acer
category -> laptop
price -> 1000
stock -> 5

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products = ['id', 'name', 'producer','category','price', 'stock']   list1 = [     {         "id": "1",         "name": "predator",         "producer": "acer",         "category": "laptop",         "price": 1000,         "stock": 5     },     {         "id": "2",         "name": "monitor1",         "producer": "dell",         "category": "monitor",         "price": 500,         "stock": 10     } ]   product_name = input('Enter the name of product: ')   for el in val:     if el['name'] == product_name:         del el['name']             print(el)

[BashBedlam]

Is this what you're looking for?

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products = ['id', 'name', 'producer','category','price', 'stock']    list1 = [     {         "id": "1",         "name": "predator",         "producer": "acer",         "category": "laptop",         "price": 1000,         "stock": 5     },     {         "id": "2",         "name": "monitor1",         "producer": "dell",         "category": "monitor",         "price": 500,         "stock": 10     } ]    product_name = input('Enter the name of product: ')    for el in list1:     if el ['name'] == product_name :         for key, value in el.items () :             if key != 'name' :                 print (key, value)

[3lnyn0]

Is this what you're looking for?

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products = ['id', 'name', 'producer','category','price', 'stock']    list1 = [     {         "id": "1",         "name": "predator",         "producer": "acer",         "category": "laptop",         "price": 1000,         "stock": 5     },     {         "id": "2",         "name": "monitor1",         "producer": "dell",         "category": "monitor",         "price": 500,         "stock": 10     } ]    product_name = input('Enter the name of product: ')    for el in list1:     if el ['name'] == product_name :         for key, value in el.items () :             if key != 'name' :                 print (key, value)

yes, it's perfect

thanks!

[menator01]

Another way

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#! /usr/bin/env python3   mydict = { 'predator': { 'id': 1, 'name': 'predator', 'producer': 'acer', 'category': 'laptop', 'price': 1000, 'stock': 5 }, 'monitor': { 'id': 2, 'name': 'monitor1', 'producer': 'dell', 'category': 'monitor', 'price': 500, 'stock': 10 } }   product_name = input('Enter name of product: ').lower()   if product_name in mydict.keys():     for key, value in mydict.items():         if key == product_name:             for item, description in value.items():                 print(f'{item}: {description}') else:     print('No product with that name')

Output:
Enter name of product: monitor
id: 2
name: monitor1
producer: dell
category: monitor
price: 500
stock: 10

[ndc85430]

Why the unnecessary loop on line 25? Dicts let you access items by key, so mydict[product_name] gets you the value associated with key product_name.

[menator01]

Why the unnecessary loop on line 25? Dicts let you access items by key, so mydict[product_name] gets you the value associated with key product_name.

You are right.

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#! /usr/bin/env python3   mydict = { 'predator': {             'id': 1,             'name': 'predator',             'producer': 'acer',             'category': 'laptop',             'price': 1000,             'stock': 5             }, 'monitor': {             'id': 2,             'name': 'monitor1',             'producer': 'dell',             'category': 'monitor',             'price': 500,             'stock': 10             } }   product_name = input('Enter name of product: ').lower()   if product_name in mydict.keys():     print()     text = f'Details for {product_name.title()}'     widths = []     for n in mydict[product_name].keys():         widths.append(len(n))       width = max(widths)     print(text)     print(f'-' * len(text))     print()     for item, desc in mydict[product_name].items():         if len(item) < width:             space = (width - len(item)+1)         else:             space = 1         print(f'{item.upper()}: {" " * space}{desc}') else:     print('No product with that name')

Output:
Enter name of product: predator

Details for Predator
--------------------

ID:        1
NAME:      predator
PRODUCER:  acer
CATEGORY:  laptop
PRICE:     1000
STOCK:     5