Nov-18-2019, 10:07 AM
when you do
When you iterate over dict you itetrate over dict.keys(). So when you amend the code, you simply print the keys of
self.keys there is one attribute keys. In the loop you continuously override previously assigned value of that attribute, so the last value is the last key (three).When you iterate over dict you itetrate over dict.keys(). So when you amend the code, you simply print the keys of
keys_values dict.
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