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I have a problem that is to extract all values from two dictionaries:

'Art': ['SKU': 'BS0000504000', 'SKU': 'BS0000504010', 'SKU': 'BS0000504500', 'SKU': 'BS0000505000',....]

How I can extract all values of SKU dynamical?

Another example that I like to know what is the best approach to extract values.

 'Art1': 'SKU': 'BS0000504000', 'Art2': 'SKU': 'BS000050401', 'Art3': 'SKU': 'BS0000504500', 'Art4': 'SKU': 'BS0000505000',....]

In this case I use this print(result['Art1']['SKU']) to extract the SKU from Art1, but I like to extract all value from Art1, Art2, ..., Artn.

Thanks

python json python-3.x dictionary

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-1

I have a problem that is to extract all values from two dictionaries:

'Art': ['SKU': 'BS0000504000', 'SKU': 'BS0000504010', 'SKU': 'BS0000504500', 'SKU': 'BS0000505000',....]

How I can extract all values of SKU dynamical?

Another example that I like to know what is the best approach to extract values.

 'Art1': 'SKU': 'BS0000504000', 'Art2': 'SKU': 'BS000050401', 'Art3': 'SKU': 'BS0000504500', 'Art4': 'SKU': 'BS0000505000',....]

In this case I use this print(result['Art1']['SKU']) to extract the SKU from Art1, but I like to extract all value from Art1, Art2, ..., Artn.

Thanks

python json python-3.x dictionary

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edited Mar 7 at 0:54

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asked Mar 7 at 0:47

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closed as off-topic by js1568, xlm, TofuBeer, Sid S, Alexandre Dion Mar 7 at 22:42

This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:

• "Questions seeking debugging help ("why isn't this code working?") must include the desired behavior, a specific problem or error and the shortest code necessary to reproduce it in the question itself. Questions without a clear problem statement are not useful to other readers. See: How to create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example." – js1568, xlm, Sid S, Alexandre Dion

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  Mar 7 at 20:05
  

  
  
  
  

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I have a problem that is to extract all values from two dictionaries:

'Art': ['SKU': 'BS0000504000', 'SKU': 'BS0000504010', 'SKU': 'BS0000504500', 'SKU': 'BS0000505000',....]

How I can extract all values of SKU dynamical?

Another example that I like to know what is the best approach to extract values.

 'Art1': 'SKU': 'BS0000504000', 'Art2': 'SKU': 'BS000050401', 'Art3': 'SKU': 'BS0000504500', 'Art4': 'SKU': 'BS0000505000',....]

In this case I use this print(result['Art1']['SKU']) to extract the SKU from Art1, but I like to extract all value from Art1, Art2, ..., Artn.

Thanks

python json python-3.x dictionary

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'Art': ['SKU': 'BS0000504000', 'SKU': 'BS0000504010', 'SKU': 'BS0000504500', 'SKU': 'BS0000505000',....]

 'Art1': 'SKU': 'BS0000504000', 'Art2': 'SKU': 'BS000050401', 'Art3': 'SKU': 'BS0000504500', 'Art4': 'SKU': 'BS0000505000',....]

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Assuming your dict is stored as variable d, the following list comprehension will extract the SKU values in the first format:

[s['SKU'] for l in d.values() for s in l]

and the following list comprehension will extract the SKU values in the second format:

[s['SKU'] for s in d.values()]

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  I have something like this?... import requests import time url = "siteurl.test" data = requests.get(url) d = data.json() t0 = time.time() [s['SKU'] for s in d.values()] print("Total time " + str(time.time() - t0) + " sec")
  
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Assuming your dict is stored as variable d, the following list comprehension will extract the SKU values in the first format:

[s['SKU'] for l in d.values() for s in l]

and the following list comprehension will extract the SKU values in the second format:

[s['SKU'] for s in d.values()]

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answered Mar 7 at 0:52

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  I have something like this?... import requests import time url = "siteurl.test" data = requests.get(url) d = data.json() t0 = time.time() [s['SKU'] for s in d.values()] print("Total time " + str(time.time() - t0) + " sec")
  
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  Mar 7 at 1:05
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

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Assuming your dict is stored as variable d, the following list comprehension will extract the SKU values in the first format:

[s['SKU'] for l in d.values() for s in l]

and the following list comprehension will extract the SKU values in the second format:

[s['SKU'] for s in d.values()]

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 7 at 0:52

blhsingblhsing

39.4k41743

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  I have something like this?... import requests import time url = "siteurl.test" data = requests.get(url) d = data.json() t0 = time.time() [s['SKU'] for s in d.values()] print("Total time " + str(time.time() - t0) + " sec")
  
  – Andre Santos
  Mar 7 at 1:05
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

Assuming your dict is stored as variable d, the following list comprehension will extract the SKU values in the first format:

[s['SKU'] for l in d.values() for s in l]

and the following list comprehension will extract the SKU values in the second format:

[s['SKU'] for s in d.values()]

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 7 at 0:52

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[s['SKU'] for l in d.values() for s in l]

[s['SKU'] for s in d.values()]

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answered Mar 7 at 0:52

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