Did you know that "dict.keys()" returns a view that is a set-like object? #Python pic.twitter.com/0zS9FgnkLL — Christian Barra (@christianbarra) July 31, 2018 Dictionary is one of the Python’s greatest features and using the keys(), items() and values() methods is really common. first_dictionary = {"a": 1, "b": 2} for key, value in first_dictionary.items(): print(f"Key {key} with value {value}") # Key a with value 1 # Key b with value 2 But do you know which kind of object is returned?
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