Python dict keys and values sorting

The Python Dictionary (dict) is characterized by an unordered character that extracts the value (value) by key, which can be done in the following way if we need a dictionary sorted by value:

1 The following is the order of value from large to small.

DIC = {' A ': +, ' BC ': 5, ' C ': 3, ' ASD ': 4, ' AA ': $, ' d ': 0}
dict= Sorted (Dic.iteritems (), Key=lambda d:d[1], reverse = True)
Print Dict

Results of the output:
[(' AA ', ","), (' a ', +), (' BC ', 5), (' ASD ', 4), (' C ', 3), (' d ', 0)]

Now let's break down the code.
Dic.iteritems () Gets a list of [(Keys, values)].
Then, using the sorted method, the key parameter specifies that the sort is sorted by value, that is, the first element, D[1]. Reverse = True indicates that it needs to be flipped, the default is small to large, flip the words, that is, from large to small.

2 Sort the dictionary key (key):
DIC = {' A ': +, ' BC ': 5, ' C ': 3, ' ASD ': 4, ' AA ': $, ' d ': 0}
dict= Sorted (Dic.iteritems (), Key=lambda d:d[0]) d[0] represents the key of the dictionary
Print Dict

Python dict keys and values sorting