How to iterate throuhg dictionary

[Mark Robinson]

I just had a quick play with that, and I can't see any difference 
between your example verbatum and simply print d. How does pprint work 
and (I assume it stands for pretty print or something) how should it look?

cheers
blobby

François Pinard wrote:

>> Piotr Legiecki wrote:
> 
>>> I'v created dictionary named d={}. Its structure is like this: {key,
>>> [list]} I'd like to print all values stored in 'd'. What is the easiest
>>> way to do it?
>> 
> 
> [Mark Robinson]
> 
>> you might try something like:
> 
>> for key in d.keys():
>> 	print 'key:'
>> 	for value in d[key]:
>> 		print value
> 
> 
> It is often nice to do:
> 
>         import pprint
>         pprint.pprint(d)
>