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dict.values()

Theory

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dict.values() works on a dictionary — labelled data like marks["Asha"] = 90. Keys map to values. Loop with .items() when you need both.

dict.values() — output — [90, 85].

Trap for dict.values() — writing d[missing] in a viva. Prefer get when the key might not exist.

Diagram

{ "Asha": 90, "Ravi": 85 }
         │           │
        key        value

Exam tip

get vs [] — one sentence + tiny dict of marks.

# dict.values()
print(list({"Asha": 90, "Ravi": 85}.values()))

dict.values() — output: [90, 85].