Describe
The Python Dictionary items () method returns a traversal (key, value) array of tuples in a list form (not a direct list, to return a list value and also call the list function).
Grammar
The items () method syntax:
Dict.items ()
Parameters
return value
Returns an array of traversed (key, value) tuples as a list.
Instance
The following example shows how to use the items () method:
#!/usr/bin/python3dict = {' Google ': ' www.google.com ', ' runoob ': ' www.runoob.com ', ' Taobao ': ' Www.taobao.com '}print (" Dictionary value:%s "% Dict.items ()) print (" Converted to list:%s "% list (Dict.items ())) # Traverse Dictionary list for key, values in Dict.items (): print (Key, V Alues)
The result of the above example output is:
Dictionary values: Dict_items ([' Google ', ' www.google.com '), (' Taobao ', ' www.taobao.com '), (' Runoob ', ' www.runoob.com ')]) converted to a list: [(' Google ', ' www.google.com '), (' Taobao ', ' www.taobao.com '), (' Runoob ', ' www.runoob.com ')]google Www.google.comtaobao Www.taobao.comRunoob www.runoob.com
Python dictionary items () method