Simple Dictionary Problem

[Robert Kern]

In article <abc3fdd3.0308241906.7e3b800c at posting.google.com>,
	google at hanger.snowbird.net (Kris Caselden) writes:
> I'm still new to some of Python's finer details, so this problem is
> probably an easy fix. I can't seem to loop through a dictionary whose
> values are tuples.
> 
> For instance:
> 
> oldlist = {'name':(1,2,3)}
> newlist = []
> for x1,x2 in oldlist:
      ^^^^^
Here's your problem. Iterating over a dictionary yields only keys, not
key,value pairs.

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